Nietzsche: If he is thrown out of his heaven, he will create another ideal hell.

The full text is: An idealist is hopeless: if he is thrown out of his heaven, he will create another ideal hell. It's about an idealist who is totally immersed in his own spiritual world, so even if he meets the worst situation (that is, he is thrown out of heaven), he will fantasize that the bad situation is not so bad, and even fantasize that there are many opportunities in the bad situation.

what's downstairs is absolutely ridiculous. Give it to me.

What did Lu Xun say before his death?

Interesting couplet story

What are some poems that describe a young man��s ambition?

Illustrations added to the blank space of the tabloid - what should I do if there is a blank space in the handwritten newspaper? What small pattern should be used to fill it?

A beautiful sentence to describe a teacher who is fair and perceptive. Pay attention to it and be beautiful.

Poetry about nature and environmental protection

What's the difference between Justice League and the original?

Poetry about the ancient river bed of Qingjiang (what are the poems about Qingjiang Rulian)

C 1 Start from the fixed point uphill. Who has a brilliant idea? Ask the master for advice! (Throttle is not allowed, only half linkage is allowed)

Abandon utilitarianism and be a good teacher