Money can buy food, but not appetite; money can buy medicine, but not health; money can buy acquaintances, but not friends. This sentence is from a Norwegian dramatist, Henrik, a famous quote by Ibsen.

Henrik Ibsen was a Norwegian dramatist. The founder of modern prose drama. His works emphasize individual happiness in life and ignore the outdated etiquette of traditional society. The most famous ones include the poetic drama "Pierre Günter" (1867), the social tragedy "A Doll's House" (1879), "Ghosts" (1881), "Enemy of the People" (1882), "Hedda Gabe" Le" (1890); his symbolic plays "The Wild Duck" and "When We Awaken from the Dead" (1899) reflect his thoughts of "spiritual death". Extended information

Ibsen wrote 25 plays and some poems throughout his life. Most of the early plays took Nordic folklore and Norwegian history as their themes, and were full of patriotism and romanticism. "The Warriors of Helgeland", published in 1858, is Norway's first national realist drama. In the 1970s, he wrote more than 10 social issue dramas, such as "Pillars of Society", "Enemy of the People", and "Ghosts". Among them, his masterpiece "A Doll's House" depicts the middle-class housewife Nora Yu who is dissatisfied with dolls. His status reached the point where he ran away angrily, directing his criticism towards bourgeois families. Morality and Religion. Most of Ibsen's works focus on social issues, so he gained the reputation of "the master of question marks".

Appreciation of Henrik Ibsen's famous sayings:

Friends are the sunshine of life. ——Ibsen

If you doubt yourself, then your footing is indeed unstable. ——Ibsen

Society is like a ship, and everyone must be prepared to steer the ship. ——Ibsen

Great undertakings require determination, ability, organization and a sense of responsibility. ——Ibsen

Society is like a ship, and everyone must be prepared to steer the ship. ——Ibsen