1. Literature is the textbook of human life. ——Chernyshevsky

2. Literature is to use language to create images, models and characters, and to use language to reflect real events, natural scenery and thinking processes. ——Gorky

3. Literature is the expression of social class and group ideologies - the image of emotions, opinions, intentions and hopes. ——Golky

4. Literature makes thoughts full of flesh and blood. It can give thoughts great clarity and explanation better than science and philosophy. ——Gorky

5. When literature becomes half commodity and half art, it will prosper. ——Ralph

6. It is much more difficult to turn words into actions than to turn actions into words. ——Gorky

7. Society provides materials to literature, and literature provides norms to society. ——Guo Moruo

8. If you want to learn poetry, your time lies in poetry. ——Lu You

9. The broader a person’s knowledge, the more perfect he himself becomes. ——Gorky

10. No matter how you try to detect excellent works, you cannot get to the bottom of them. ——Goethe

11. Heresy is the poetry of life, so having heretical thoughts will not harm a poet. ——Goethe

12. Art is the promise that makes us realize the truth. ——Picasso

13. A person who can think is truly a person with boundless power. ——Balzac

14. The mountains and rivers in the eyes are all pure areas, and the soul can be seen in the slightest bit of orchid and bamboo. ——Xu Naizhao

15. The speaker is the seedling of ambition, and the practitioner is the root of writing. ——Bai Juyi

16. Speeches are related to current affairs, and chapters reflect national style. ——Du Xunhe

17. To learn knowledge, you must be good at thinking, thinking, and thinking again. This is how I became a scientist. ——Einstein

18. Hope is attached to existence. When there is existence, there is hope, and when there is hope, there is light. ——Lu Xun

19. No matter what kind of knowledge you master, it is useful for intelligence. It will throw away useless things and keep good things. ——Leonardo Da Vinci

20. Any valuable knowledge I have learned is from self-study. ——Darwin

21. Write about my liver and lungs to others, and the world will know that I have frosty sideburns. ——Su Shi

22. Not having much knowledge means ignorance; not being accustomed to thinking means being rude or stupid; not having noble sentiments means being vulgar. ——Chernyshevsky

23. Of course, a writer must make money to live and write, but he should never live and write to make money. ——Marx

24. It is literature that awakens our attention to the principles of human life, calms fires, and suppresses evil. ——St. Pierre

25. Knowledge is as precious as human blood. If a person lacks blood, his body will be weak; if a person lacks knowledge, his mind will dry up. ——Gao Shiqi

26. As long as people become more and more depraved, literature will plummet. ——Goethe

27. Only a great personality can have a great style. ——Goethe

28. The foundation of poetry is the ambition. ——Zhu Xi

29. To read any good book is to talk to many noble people. ——Descartes

30. Literary changes are related to the world, and rise and fall are related to the sequence. ——Liu Xie

31. Those who are knowledgeable about things will have rich words, and those with great ambitions will have great feelings...——Liang Su

32. Understanding the worldly affairs is all knowledge, and practicing human feelings means article. ——Cao Xueqin

33. Poems express aspirations, and songs express words. ——Shang Shu

34. The words are written with sufficient ambition, and the words are sincere and skillful. ——Liu Xie

35. The heart is ambition, and the speech is poetry. ——Zhu Xi

36. Language is given to humans to express thoughts. ——Moliere

37. Knowledge itself does not tell people how to use it. The method of application is outside the book. ——Bacon

38. A great poem is like a fountain, always spewing out water of wisdom and joy.

——Shelley

39. What is art but a way of observation? ——Thomas Berger

40. A person’s life may burn or decay. I cannot decay, I am willing to burn! ——Ostrovsky

41. People who engage in literature only need to be tenacious, serious, and resilient. ——Lu Xun

42. Studying a narrow field for too long can easily make people stupid. ——Beveridge

43. Style is character. ——Balzac

44. Literature is the tutor of society. ——Belinsky

45. All articles are worthy of success. ——Wang Shipeng

46. Truth and virtue are two close friends of art. Do you want to be a writer or a critic? Please be a virtuous person first. —— Diderot

47. A person who has never been a poet even once in his life is sad. ——Lamartine

48. The broader a person’s knowledge, the more perfect he is. ——Gorky

49. Literature is like fire in a furnace. We borrow fire from others, ignite ourselves, and then pass it on to others, so that it is owned by everyone. ——Flaubert

50. Writing sentences behind closed doors is not a method of poetry, but marching has its own poetry. ——Yang Wanli

51. A good poem can make people feel clear and clean both inside and outside, as if facing a bright mirror. ——Xi Murong

52. Literature should record the path experienced in the past, follow the moving masses, and show the colorful historical picture along the path they have taken. ——Leo Tolstoy

53. Palaces and castles in the world that cannot be built with any manpower and materials can be successfully built with words. ——Shen Congwen

54. Society provides materials to literature, and literature provides norms to society. ——Guo Moruo

55. Literature has always been a partner of education; the development of literature and the development of education requirements have always been parallel. ——Dobrolyubov

56. I dedicate a clump of wild grass to friends and enemies, humans and beasts, those I love and those I don’t love, between light and darkness, life and death, past and future. The lover has testified before. ——Lu Xun

57. Literature uses the solemn examples of educated people to inspire our moral character. It praises educated people and describes them as images worthy of our imitation. ——St. Pierre

58. People who engage in literature only need to be tenacious, serious, and resilient. ——Lu Xun

59. Thoughts, refined in poetry, immediately possess something deeper and more glorious. ——Hugo

60. Any literature that does not take the perfection of morality, ideals and benefits as its purpose is pathological and unhealthy literature. ——Zhongma Xiao

61. Literature makes thoughts full of flesh and blood. It can give thoughts great clarity and explanation better than philosophy or science. ——Gorky

62. Literature is a reflection of social phenomena through the creative process: in turn, society is shaped by the creative influence of literature. ——Guo Moruo

63. Literature always predicts life. It does not simulate life, but molds it to its own purposes. ——Wilde

64. Literature will always have an impact on the development of the people to a certain extent, and will always play an important role in historical movements. ——Chernyshevsky

65. Literature should foresee the future and run ahead of the people with its most inspiring achievements, as if it is dragging life forward. ——Leo Tolstoy

66. Literary works should enable readers to get pleasure not only from the things they say in the works, but also from the way they say these things; otherwise, they cannot be called Above is literature - Brooke

67. Literature is like all other noteworthy intellectual or moral activities. By its nature, it is not the embodiment of the aspirations of the times and cannot be the expression of the thoughts of the times. who. ——Chernyshevsky

68. Literature is like fire in a furnace. We borrow fire from others, ignite ourselves, and then pass it on to others, so that it is loved by everyone. same. ——Flaubert

69. My achievements should be attributed to energetic thinking. ——Newton

70. All false knowledge is more dangerous than ignorance.

——Bernard Shaw

71. A person who can think is truly a person with boundless power. ——Balzac

72. Life is about seeking new knowledge. ——Mendeleev

73. I never remember what is already printed in the dictionary. My memory is used to remember things that are not in the books. ——Einstein

74. To learn knowledge, you must be good at thinking, thinking, and thinking again. This is how I became a scientist. ——Einstein

75. Knowledge is power. ——Bacon

76. Knowledge is the candle that guides life to the realm of light and truth. ——Li Dazhao

77. Books are the ladder of human progress. ——Gorky

78. It is never too late to learn. ——Gorky

79. When you are young, you are eager to learn, like the rising sun; when you are strong, you are eager to learn, like the light in the sun; when you are old, you are eager to learn, like the brightness of a candle. ——Liu Xiang

80. Reading any good book is like talking to many noble people. ——Descartes

81. Knowledge is as precious as human blood. If a person lacks blood, his body will be weak; if a person lacks knowledge, his mind will dry up. ——Gao Shiqi

82. Reading without thinking is equivalent to eating without digesting. ——Polk

83. Learning without thinking will lead to confusion; thinking without learning will lead to peril. ——Confucius

84. Restlessness and dissatisfaction are the first necessities for progress. ——Edison

85. Curiosity creates scientists and poets. ——France

86. Don’t wait for tomorrow to do what you do today, and don’t wait for others to do what you do. ——Goethe

87. People with rich knowledge and experience are more likely to generate new associations and unique insights than people with only one kind of knowledge and experience. ——Taylor

88. Of course, a writer must make money to live and write, but he should never live and write to make money. ——Marx

89. I have never made an accidental invention in my life. All my inventions are the result of careful consideration and rigorous testing. ——Edison

90. It is much more difficult to turn words into actions than to turn actions into words. ——Gorky

91. No matter what kind of knowledge you master, it is useful for intelligence. It will throw away useless things and retain good things. ——Leonardo Da Vinci

92. Not having much knowledge means ignorance; not being accustomed to thinking means being rude or stupid; not having noble sentiments means being vulgar. ——Chernyshevsky

93. Books have made me a happy person and made my life a relaxed and comfortable poem. ——Golky