1. Confidence is the essence of a hero. ——Emerson

2. Defeating yourself is far more qualified to be called a hero than defeating thousands of enemies on the battlefield. ——Dhammapada

3. It is not a noble person to not build up a great reputation despite being in trouble. ——Northern History

4. Hero worship always prevails in places where human freedom is least valued. ——Herbert Spencer

5. Among all mankind, all those who are strong, upright, brave and kind are heroes! ——Beethoven

6. Courage guided by superior intelligence is the mark of a hero. ——Clausewitz

7. Only those who have the courage to bear their fate are heroes! ——Hesse

8. Heroes are only recognized in difficult times. ——Europe

9. Part of what makes heroes fascinating is their ability to control themselves and others. ——David

10. Heroes are the backbone of the country, and common people are the foundation of the country. ——Three Strategies

11. Once the hero is gone, all the luxury is gone, only the green hills are like Luozhong. ——Xu Hun

12. A hero's thoughts are different from the present and the past, and gods, objects, and situations have their own times. ——Zhang Jiayin

13. Heroes are spoken by the public. ——Clard Stanley Lee

14. A hero is a person who does what is needed for the benefit of human society at a decisive moment. ——Fuchik

15. A hero does what he can do to everyone, but ordinary people cannot do this. ——Romain Rolland

16. A hero is a person who gives his best to anything, from beginning to end, without any distractions. —— Baudelaire

17. Heroes not only have more courage than ordinary people, but they can also extend their courage indefinitely. ——Emerson

18. The hero is not braver than the average person. The only difference is that his courage lasted for five minutes. ——Emerson

19. With the posture of dragon and tiger, we are faced with the storm. ——The Book of the Later Han Dynasty

20. Worrying about ordinary things has been abandoned, leaving pride and passion as a prisoner of Chu. ——Yun Daiying

21. An excessive bravery and pride, especially when it is displayed in a dangerous situation, exaggerates the character of a hero to a great extent and makes a person admired by future generations. object. ——Hume

22. If you want to be a true hero, you have no choice. It is often either success or benevolence. ——Hitchcock

23. We can’t all be heroes. Someone has to sit on the roadside and cheer for the heroes when they pass by. ——Will Rogers

24. Even if you are a hero, you are not immune to flaws. --Law? La Roche Fogu

25. Whoever is superior to others is a hero in the eyes of everyone. ——Swift

26. Let the people judge whether you are a hero or not. ——Kirkmei tribe

27. Live as a centurion and die as a strong man. ——Wang Can

28. Society is built on the basis of hero worship. ——To Carlisle

29. If a hero is a sincere person, then why can’t we be heroes? ——Thor Carlyle

30. The admiration for heroes by all mankind existed yesterday, exists today, and will certainly exist in the future. ——To Carlisle

31. When faced with danger, heroes first appear. ——France

32. When facing a crisis, we realize that there are few heroes. ——France

33. Behind every hero there is a tragedy. ——Fitzgerald

34. Without admirers, there would be no heroes and angels. ——Emerson

35. When the storm falls, Cui Wei stands alone as the mainstay. ——Yao Mian

36. Why is it so strange that the whole world doesn’t know? Acting without hesitation is a hero. ——Zeng Gong

37. When life is in chaos, heroes can only be identified. ——Chen Gongyin

38. The country is picturesque, and there are many heroes at one time. ——Su Shi

39. When difficulties come, heroes come forward. ——Britain

40. The tiger roars and the wind blows in the valley, the dragon lifts and the scenery clouds pass. ——Chu Ci

41. Heroes are not worried about not having talent, but they are worried about not being able to nourish their Qi. If they are not able to nourish their Qi, even though they have talent, it is enough to kill them. ——Qin Guan

42. The wind is rustling and the water is cold. A strong man will never return once he is gone.

——Old Poetry Source

43. Anyone who fights for the cause of people's liberation, or endures poverty to defend a great truth. ——France

44. Hero worship can create heroes. ——Disraeli

45. The mainstay is blocked by the raging waves, and the only virtuous people are scattered thousands of miles away. ——Hou Kezhong

46. Dying before leaving the army often makes heroes burst into tears. ——Du Fu

47. Patriotic heroes bring glory to the nation, while tyrants bring disaster to the nation. ——Byron