1. Life should be like a candle, burning from the top to the bottom, always bright

Franklin: Don’t let the sun despise it. It is a shame for him to say that he rests here. .

Stuite: The spring sun can bring new life to even the most ordinary flowers.

E. Rostand: When I woke up the sun, I was surprised to find that my whole body was red.

Prishwen: All beautiful things on earth come from the sun, and all beautiful things come from people.

Dryden: Brilliant sky lantern, radiant sun, you are the bright eye of nature.

France: Do it today, do it today, and the sun will never rise again for you.

Heraclitus: Education is the second sun of an educated person.

Romain Rolland: The weak, or the poor people who tend to decline, need faith in God... But do people who have the sun and life in their hearts need to look for faith somewhere other than themselves?

Cicero: There is nothing more beautiful and more pleasant than friendship. Without friendship, the world seems to have lost the sun.

Milton: Sun, you are the eye and soul of the world.

Byron: The sun is the life of God, poetry and light.

Folk proverb: The reason why the sun is great is that it always consumes itself.

Diogenes: The sun also visits dirty places, but it is not defiled by it.

Dan Burst: Knowledge is indeed the great sun in the sky. Its thousands of rays cast life and power.