Hemingway's famous sayings are as follows:

1. You can knock me down, but you will never defeat me. It's my body that knocks me down, but you can never knock my heart down.

2. I sympathize with anyone who doesn’t want to go to bed. Sympathy for all those who want light at night.

3. I have learned never to drain my writing well, but always to stop writing while there is still some water left deep at the bottom, and to let the spring that feeds the well flow through the night. Refill the well.

4. If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris when you were young, then she will be with you wherever you go in your life, because Paris is a moveable feast.

5. It’s just that the meat slaughtered here is not canned but buried on the spot.

6. Although men and women love each other, they often want to be alone for a while, and once they separate, they will inevitably arouse the suspicion of the other party.

7. But this is what Paris was like in the early days. At that time, we were very poor, but very happy.

8. Every day is a new day. Of course it's good to be lucky, but I'd rather do it exactly. That way, when luck comes, you'll be prepared.

9. Everyone is not an island. A person must be the strongest island in the world before he can become part of the continent.

10. God-given talent is like winning a lottery among a million people. If you are born without talent, no matter how hard you study or train, it will not work.