Tagore’s classic sayings and famous sayings are as follows:

1. The scabbard is kept blunt to protect the sharpness of the sword. (Tagore)

The meaning of this sentence is: The scabbard is placed in a blunt shape to better protect the sharp sword. The implication is that it is the dedication and dedication of the scabbard that makes the sword unstoppable.

Suitable for themes such as "dedication" and "protection". When writing about the theme of "dedication", you can use it like Leader Li: "The scabbard is kept blunt to protect the sharpness of the sword." This situation is common in life. Our parents raised us up, protected us from wind and rain, and cut through thorns. When we really grew up and matured, they quietly retreated behind the scenes. This is "the sheath is used to keep the blunt to protect the sharp sword."

Teachers teach us carefully and help us become talented. When we are successful in our studies, they will also add gray hair and then quietly become invisible. This is also "the sheath is kept blunt to protect the sharpness of the sword." As human beings, we should know how to be grateful.

If one day you become an extremely sharp sword, don’t forget the sheath that once protected you and is still protecting you. Although they are dull compared to swords. But without their blunt crossbows, they would not be as sharp as yours!

2. Even if the wings are broken, the heart will still fly. (Tagore)

Applicable to themes such as "not afraid of challenges", "dare to pursue" and "the more you copy, the braver you become". When writing about the theme of "the more frustrated you become, you become more courageous", you can use it like Li Zhaizhu: "Even if the wings are broken, the heart will fly. Because I believe that the wounds I have suffered are all my medals. And after the wounds are healed, the wounds will be healed." The place of infatuation will also become the hardest part of my body.

3. The world kisses me with pain, but I respond with songs. (Tagore)

Applicable to "Tolerance." "Return", "optimism" and other themes. When writing about the theme of "optimism", you can use it like Li Zhaizhu: "The writer Shi Tiesheng spent more than half of his life in a wheelchair." Later, he also suffered from uremia, and various associated diseases wreaked havoc throughout his body.

His whole life, he has been fighting against fate and racing against death. Even so, he still smiled at the suffering, used his writing to break through the darkness to find light, and brought warmth and comfort to people. It can be said that Shi Tiesheng is a true optimist, and he has completely achieved the goal of the world kissing me with pain, but I responded with songs.

4. Life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, and death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves. (Thailand)

Applicable to themes such as "life and death", "pursuit", "splendid and quiet beauty". When writing about the theme of "pursuit", you can use it like Li Zhaizhu: "How should a person live his life? Different people have different pursuits.

As for me, I hope it is when I was young. To be peaceful after getting old vigorously. In the words of Mr. Jin Yong, it is "make a big fuss and leave quietly"; to use Rabindranath Tagore's poem to describe it, it is "life is as gorgeous as summer flowers, and death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves".