1. They spend the best time of their lives making money, just so that they can enjoy this questionable freedom in their twilight years.

2. The best qualities of our nature, like the layer of frost on fruits, can only be preserved if we are very careful when moving them.

3. A picky person can find flaws even in heaven. A person with peace of mind can live a contented life anywhere. Nothing is changing, we are changing.

4. I would rather sit on an ox cart and breathe fresh air and travel around the earth than squeeze into an expensive and exquisite tour bus and smell the filthy air all the way to visit heaven.

5. The best parts of human nature, like the early frost on fruits, require our gentlest care to be preserved. However, we are never truly gentle, whether to ourselves or to others.

6. All changes are miracles worth pondering, but they are also miracles that can happen at any time.

7. Public opinion is a weak tyrant compared to our own private opinions. It is precisely a person's view of himself that determines his destiny, or rather points out his destiny.

8. The most beautiful character in our nature is like the frost on a fruit. It can only be preserved with gentle hands and feet. However, people just can't get along with each other so gently.

9. Dawn, the most memorable time of the day is the time of awakening. At that time, our feelings of drowsiness are at a minimum; for at least an hour, most of the faculties that have been drowsy all day and night will wake up. At least one or two days a month take a good look at the dawn of this awakening.

10. Moral bankruptcy and loss are the springboard and platform on which civilization can jump and rejoice. Although those barbarians will always live on the hard board of poverty, their morality will not slip.

11. A man should dress simply so that he can keep his hands on himself in the dark, and should live simply and preparedly in all respects, so that , if the enemy captures the town, he can, like the ancient philosopher, walk out of his house empty-handed without anxiety.

12. The luxury of one class depends entirely on the poverty of another class. The wealthy families in the West smell of wine and meat, and their bones are frozen to death on the road.

13. A person should wear simple clothes so that he can feel himself in the dark, and be simple and prepared in all aspects of his life. In this way, if the enemy captures the town, he can be like the ancient philosophers. He walked out of the city gate empty-handed without any worries.

14. I would rather sit on a pumpkin, which can only be occupied by me, than sit on a velvet cushion; I would rather drive a broken ox cart on the earth, leisurely Wander freely, rather than take a luxurious sightseeing train to heaven and breathe in the smog along the way.

15. I believe that one day: we will become better ourselves, become the support of our parents, and become people worthy of love!

16. How a person views himself determines his fate and points to his destination.

17. Bustling people live in this world lonely and desperate. The so-called resignation is a re-identification of despair.

18. It is never too late to abandon our prejudices. Any way of thinking or acting, no matter how ancient, cannot be trusted without corroboration.

19. Most of the time, I think loneliness is good for health. Having company, even the best company, will soon tire of you and make you miserable. I love solitude. I have never met a better companion than loneliness.

20. No one is happier than the one who freely appreciates the vast horizon. Water and sky meet, the ultimate beauty. A vast world, alone, what a wonderful combination.

21. Knowing what you know and knowing what you don’t know is true knowledge.

22. Everyone who knows how to read has the power to amplify himself, greatly increase his means of survival, and make his life fulfilling, meaningful, and interesting.

23. The light that makes us lose our vision is darkness to us. The day will only come when we wake up.

There are still many bright days, and the sun is just a morning star.

24. I want to live deeply and absorb the essence of life. I want to live steadily and Spartanly, so as to eradicate everything that is not life and carve out a piece of land. Cutting the area, cutting or pruning carefully, compressing life into a corner, reducing it to the lowest conditions. Life really requires me to live and experience it with my heart.

25. This is a wonderful night. There is only one feeling in the whole body, and every pore is soaked with joy. As a part of nature, I can come and go as I please.

26. People must act according to their conscience at all costs; life is very precious and should not be wasted meaninglessly just to make a living; the world of woods and streams is good, but the bustling city with crisscrossed streets The world is bad.

27. The water in the lake rises and falls, but no one knows whether there is a pattern or how long the cycle is, although many people pretend to understand as usual.

28. A long time ago I lost a hound, a sorrel horse and a turtle dove, and I am still tracking them.

29. The best qualities of human nature are like the white frost on the skin of a fruit. They can only be preserved through the most careful handling. However, whether we treat ourselves or others, we have never been so gentle.

30. If a person has faith, he will cooperate with people who have the same faith wherever he goes; if he has no faith, no matter who he is among, he will continue to live in confusion. day.

31. The weak and confident opposition deep in the heart of a healthy person will eventually defeat all kinds of human eloquence and customs.

32. Although time passes, dawn never comes. This is the characteristic of tomorrow. The blinding light is like darkness. Only when we awaken will the sky break. It’s not just the dawn that breaks. The sun is just a morning star.

33. Farmers, hunters, soldiers, reporters, and even philosophers may be daunted, but nothing can scare the poet, because the poet is driven by pure love.

34. Socializing is often cheap. The time spent together was too short for each other to gain anything new and valuable.

35. If you look directly inward, you will find that there are a thousand areas in your mind that have not yet been discovered.

36. If I can enjoy the company that comes to me all year round, then life will not be a burden to me.

37. I like to see that nature is so full of vitality that countless creatures can withstand being sacrificed and become each other's prey.

38. Many people live a seemingly peaceful life, but in fact it is a life without hope. This is the arrangement of desperate fate. You go from the hopeless city to the hopeless countryside, comforting yourself like mink and muskrat. Underneath human rest and recreation, there are actually hidden traditional vices and unconscious despair.

39. If we are just chattering and talking loudly, then we can be close together and feel each other's breath; but if we speak implicitly and richly with thoughtful content, then we will hope that Both parties stand far apart to give all that animal heat and moisture a chance to evaporate.

40. Poets should not always sit under the roof and mutter to themselves, and sages should not live indoors for a long time. Know that birds never sing in their caves, nor do white doves take pride in their dovecotes.

41. Only the serious gaze staring out from the costume and the serious life spent wearing the costume can restrain the tendency to laugh and treat anyone's costume as sacred.

42. The reason why human beings want a home, a warm place, or a comfortable place is first to obtain physical warmth, and then to obtain emotional warmth.

43. The best qualities of our nature are like the frost on fruits. They can only be preserved if we treat them with the most care.

44. I walked into the jungle because I want to live meaningfully, I want to live deeply and absorb all the essence of life. And then learn from it, lest I end my life and find out I never lived.

45. I would rather walk my way alone, or if possible, in the company of the builders of the universe, than to swagger through the streets in a crowd of well-dressed people; I do not want to live in this restless, I would rather stand or sit and think about the neurotic, noisy, and fragmented 19th century and let it pass by quietly.

46. About heating. In the most simple and simple life, the way to keep warm is actually simple. However, all minimalism in life is somewhat tinged with luxury. Regarding simplicity and luxury, sometimes it is a paradox. Maybe, I'm just too involved in the world and haven't calmed down enough yet.

47. Time is just the stream I fish in. I drank from the stream, and as I drank I saw its sandy bottom, and how shallow it was. Its shallow water has passed away, but eternity remains.

48. If a person is assured that the animal nature in him is dying day by day and the sacred things are being established, then he has received the blessing of God.

49. No matter how painful the failure you have experienced, don’t get back down. Who has ever assigned you to do something you have never done before, my child?

50. If a person can move confidently in the direction of his dreams and work hard to manage the life he wants, he can achieve success that is usually unexpected.

51. A person’s view of himself determines his own destiny, or in other words, indicates his final destination.

52. Being older is not necessarily better. Sometimes the elder is not even qualified to guide the young, because he has lost more than he has gained over the years.

53. People meekly return home every night from the nearest field or street, where distress echoes, and their life gradually languishes, because all they breathe again and again is their own breath.

54. There are so many falsehoods and hypocrisies in human society. They are like the chaff that is difficult to separate from the wheat grain. Like everyone, I also deplore this very much.

55. For us, the light that makes our eyes invisible is darkness. Dawn comes only when we are awake. There will be more dawns. The sun is nothing but a morning star.

56. Spending the most precious part of a person's life to make money, in order to enjoy a little questionable freedom in the least precious part of time.

57. A poet left after enjoying the most valuable part of a farm, but the grouchy farmer thought he had only taken away a few wild apples. Why, many years passed without the owner knowing that the poet had included his farm in the poem.

58. I don’t want to live in this restless, nervous, boring and busy 19th century. I would rather sit or stand quietly and let the time of the 19th century pass by like this.

59. Because in this world, people only need to close their eyes and turn around to get lost.

60. Only by standing in the position of being content with poverty and enjoying morality can a person become a fair and wise observer of life.

61. Let us spend every day as leisurely as nature does, and not let any nut or mosquito wing fall on the railway track throw us off the track. Determine to spend every day well and not have any regrets in your life.

62. He is neither great nor holy, he is just a slave and prisoner of his own thoughts. This title is worthy of what he has done.

63. With thoughts, we can be ecstatic in a sober state. With a conscious effort of our minds we can rise high above any action and its consequences; all things good and bad pass by us like a torrent.

64. In October, I went to the grassland by the river to pick grapes. The bunches of grapes I picked were precious because of their beauty and fragrance, not because they could be used as food.

65. Because daily life is too extravagant and wasteful, people often have some physical problems. A hungry meal is often very beneficial and can miraculously restore vitality.

66. I want to go my own way, and I don’t want to put on makeup and show off, and I don’t want to—I don’t want to live in this restless, neurotic, busy, and trivial century life. Or sit, meditate, and let the century pass.

67. No matter how humble your life is, you have to face it and live it; don’t avoid it, let alone curse it with bad words. It's not as bad as you are. When you are the richest, you are the poorest. People who love to find shortcomings will find them even in heaven. Despite poverty, you have to love your life.

68. I am convinced that if everyone lived as simply as I do, then theft and robbery would not happen. The main reason why things like this happen is that some people in the world get too much, while others get too little.

69. Although I have never actually helped the sun when it rises, there is no doubt that it is extremely important to be there when the sun rises.

70. We are forced to live so seriously and sincerely, respecting our lives and denying the possibility of change. We say that this is the only way to live; but there are as many ways to live as there are radii that can be drawn from the center of the circle.

71. If you reach a certain state in life, you will naturally think that you can settle down anywhere.

72. We are always in a hurry and always seem to be rushing to somewhere. Even when we are on vacation or playing, we are in a hurry to finish all the scenic spots marked on the map and arrive at one place. "Click, click," and then another "click, click," and then come back with photos you can show off to others.

73. In fact, I should not talk too much about myself, provided that I understand others as thoroughly as I understand myself.

74. Why does a bucket of water become smelly if left for a long time, but why does the water remain sweet forever after being frozen into ice? Philosophers say that this is like the difference between emotion and reason.

75. If you greet the day and night happily, and life is as fragrant as flowers and vanilla, more elastic, more starry, and more immortal, that is your success.

76. I have to be grateful for such a deep and pure lake. It is a symbol: if people believe in infinite time, those lakes will be considered bottomless.

77. We work hard every day and live hard, but we always lose something unconsciously. This is the lonely diary of a recluse, but it sees the floating world and life clearly and clearly. Sometimes all I need is a quiet heart.

78. We have never recorded the simple and strong sense of satisfaction that life brings us and the unforgettable praise of God.

79. The best qualities of our nature, like the layer of frost on fruits, can only be preserved if we are very careful when moving them. However, we are not so considerate towards ourselves or others.

80. I am not complaining about the world, but I wish I could crow energetically like a rooster at dawn, even if it is just to remind my neighbors.

81. Compared with young people, the elderly are not more suitable to be teachers, and they are not as good as young people, because the losses of the elderly are greater than their gains.

82. If a person moves forward confidently in the direction of his dreams and strives to live the kind of life he imagines, then he will encounter success that is unexpected in ordinary moments. .

83. Only the day when we open our eyes and wake up will the day dawn. There are many bright days. The sun is but a morning star.

84. Life also needs such a guide. We may not be able to reach the port within a calculable time, but we can at least ensure that we will not deviate from the route.

85. Ignorance and errors are full of imaginary worries. The most beautiful qualities of our nature, like the frost on a fruit, can only be preserved with gentle hands.

86. A picky person can find flaws even in heaven. A person with peace of mind can live well anywhere, with uplifting and optimistic thoughts, just like living in a palace. There is no need to go through all kinds of troubles to find something new, whether it is clothes or friends. Renovate the old and get back into them. Nothing has changed, we are changing.

87. If a person has his own beliefs, then no matter who he cooperates with, his beliefs will not be devalued; if he has no beliefs, then no matter what team he joins, he will just be among the vast number of sentient beings. One of them drifts with the tide all his life.

88. I can predict that once someone transforms the imagination in his mind into a possible reality, then everyone in the future will live and build on it.

89. Only when we wake up will genius dawn. It’s not just the dawn that breaks. The sun is nothing but a morning star.

90. There is no need to go through all kinds of troubles to find something new, whether it is clothes or friends. Renovate the old and get back into them.

91. It’s not that I am crueler than others, but that I don’t feel that I have any compassion.

92. We may not be able to arrive at the destination port within the agreed time, but we can always walk on a real route.

93. I have never imagined that there are any atrocities in the world worse than what I committed. I have never met before and will never meet a worse person than myself.

94. I have always been confused by a question: How to live a decent life? How to freely pursue your legitimate career? I'm less confused now because I'm thankfully more numb than I was before.

95. As an ancient book says, they are governed by a manifestation of fate commonly called need, where moths and erosion will corrupt it, and thieves will get in to steal the wealth.

96. Wisdom and purity come from physical practice, while ignorance and ignorance come from laziness.

97. When the owner of this ax gave it to me, he said it was his treasure; but when I returned it, the ax was even sharper than when I borrowed it.

98. Students should think more. They should not play with life, or purely study life, and ask society to pay a high price to support them. They should live passionately from beginning to end.

99. Even if you wake up at dawn without any worries and embark on the journey of adventure, let noon find you by other lakes and let the night make a home for you everywhere.

100. The light that shines through the blinds is always eye-catching, but once the window is opened, even if there is a large amount of light coming in, it will not attract our attention.

101. The best qualities in our nature are like the frost on fruits. Only the most careful treatment can be preserved. However, we lack such gentleness in how we treat ourselves and each other.

102. I browse all the scenery like an emperor. No one can deny that I have all the rights. We all have the right to appreciate everything and enjoy everything, don’t ignore this right!

103. Those who are old, sick and timid, regardless of their age or gender, think most about illness, accidents and death; in their view, life is full of dangers - —But if you don’t think about it, what’s the danger?

104. I am willing to plunge deeply into life, suck out the marrow of life, live a solid and simple life, cleanly eliminate all content that is not part of life, push life to the edge, and use In its most basic form, simple, simple, simpler.

105. Don’t solve simple problems in complicated ways, and don’t use extra money and energy to buy extra things.

106. Those things that the elderly tell you cannot be done, you might as well try to do them, and finally find that you can actually do them.

107. Compared with our personal opinions, public opinion is just a weak tyrant. What a person thinks about himself determines his destiny, or rather, indicates his destiny.

108. The light that blinds us is darkness to us. The dawn will dawn only when we are awake. The days ahead are long and the sun is just a morning star.

109. I love being alone. I have never found a better partner than being alone. In most cases we feel lonelier when we go out among people than when we stay in our own houses.

110. Time determines who you will meet in life, your heart determines who you want to appear in your life, and your behavior determines who stays in the end.

111. I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it to myself than sit on a velvet cushion.

I would rather ride on the earth in an ox-cart with free air circulation than sit in a sightseeing train carriage and breathe the filthy air all the way to heaven.

112. Time is just the stream I fish in. I drink it. When I drink the water, I see how shallow the bottom of the river is. Its gurgling water has passed away, but eternity remains.

113. How can your humble and low life escape my eyes? My eyes have been sharpened by life.

114. Any appearance we can give to matter will ultimately be less useful to us than reality. Only truth can stand the test.

115. We must learn to wake up again, and more importantly, we must learn to stay awake and no longer fall asleep. However, we cannot use mechanical methods, but should place infinite expectations on the dawn. Even if we sleep deeply, the dawn will still come. Will not abandon us.

116. Let us live the day as leisurely as nature does, without being derailed by nut shells and mosquito wings falling on the track. Let us get up early, gently and calmly, with or without breakfast; let the crowds come and go, let the bells ring and the children cry - determined to live a good day.

117. I have also met one or two people who have heard the barking of hounds and the cry of galloping horses. They have even seen turtle doves disappearing into the clouds. They are eager to find them. Come, as if they had lost it themselves.

118. Reality is often lively and sublime. Because I closed my eyes and lost my mind, I allowed myself to be deceived by the shadow. The reality was so starkly different from my wish.