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3. Beauty is loneliness and despair. -Kafka

4. You must complete the journey, there is no way to escape. -Kafka

5. The battle against the cell wall is indistinguishable. - Kafka

6. Every true work of art is a document and testimony - Kafka

7. Only when the spirit does not become a support, will it free. - Kafka

8. For the sake of this world, you have ridiculously put on a harness for yourself. -Kafka

9. I support the world in this war. -Kafka

10. People are free only when they take responsibility. This is the true meaning of life - Kafka

11. We pass through dreams awake: we are just ghosts of the past years - Kafka

12. This book must be The ax used to cut through the frozen ocean in people's hearts - Kafka

13. Use human beings to test yourself. It makes doubters doubt and believers believe. -Kafka

14. They turn living and changing people into dead file numbers without the ability to change. - Kafka

15. Art is a mirror, like a clock, sometimes it 'runs faster'. ——Kafka

16. Life without reality is impossible. I'm afraid the truth refers to life itself. -Kafka

17. The fear of losing one's job destroys people's character. Such is life. -Kafka

18. Although there is a purpose, there is no way to follow it. We call it the road, just hesitation. - Kafka

19. I can never get enough heat, so I burn and burn to ashes from the cold. ——Kafka

20. A person should try not to lie because he cannot lie, not because the chance of lying is too small. -Kafka

21. Material must be processed with spirit. What's this? This is experience, nothing more than experiencing and grasping experience. -Kafka

22. They break the wings of imagination. It's natural. The more perfect the picture technology, the weaker our eyes become. -Kafka

23. Happiness does not depend on possessions. Happiness is just a matter of orientation. In other words, happy people cannot see the darker edges of reality. -Kafka

24. The handle of Balzac's cane reads: I am crushing all obstacles. The handle of my cane says: All obstacles are crushing me. ***Same point: everything. -Kafka

25. In fact, writers are always much smaller and weaker than ordinary people in society. Therefore, he feels deeply and more strongly than other people. -Kafka

26. We are like abandoned children, lost in the forest. When you stand in front of me and look at me, do you know the sadness in my heart? Do you know the sadness in your own heart? -Kafka

27. The happiness in this life is not life itself, but the fear we have before rising to a higher level of living; the pain in life is not life itself, but the self-torture caused by fear. -Kafka

28. People always pursue what they don’t have. The common technological progress of all peoples has caused them to lose their democratic characteristics. Therefore, they pursue democratic characteristics. Modern nationalism is a movement that attacks civilization - Kafka

29. Even if we only believe in the world's temporary causes and eternal justifications, it is more depressing than believing in our current sins. The power of believing in the former is pure, and the power of fully tolerating the latter is the standard of faith. -Kafka

30. On the surface, people in the office should be nobler and luckier, but this is just an illusion. In fact, people are lonelier and less fortunate. It is what it is. Intellectual labor pushes people into the crowd. On the contrary, craftsmanship greets the crowd - Kafka

31. Most of the civilized world is based on a series of training activities. This is the purpose of culture. From a Darwinian perspective, the formation of human beings seems to be the original sin of monkeys, and it is impossible for a living thing to completely get rid of the things that constitute the basis of its existence - Kafka

32. Everyone lives in their own iron Behind the fence, animals are closer to us than people. This is an iron fence. It's easier to get along with people than with animals. Human natural life is life, but people cannot see it. People don't want to see this - Kafka

33. The two clocks are inconsistent.

The inner clock runs wildly, or magically, or at any rate in an inhuman way, and the outer clock slowly ticks away at a normal pace. What else but a split between two different worlds? The two worlds are divided in a horrific way, or at least torn apart from each other.

-Kafka