I believe that everyone has read the book "Andersen's Fairy Tales". It can be said that he has accompanied each of us in his childhood stories and brought us infinite fun, from which we also learn. I learned a lot of knowledge, some principles on how to be a human being, and valuable qualities that people should have, such as honesty, bravery, and kindness. There are also many famous sentences in it. Next, the editor will select a few to share with you.
1. "When I was an ugly duckling, I never dreamed that I would have so much happiness." This is a sentence from the story of the ugly duckling in "Andersen's Fairy Tales". Originally he was an ugly duck and no one liked him, but when he turned into a beautiful white swan, everything around him changed. He became very beautiful, so he felt very happy. This also tells us that when we feel unhappy, it may be because we are not working hard enough or good enough. Only those who work hard or are excellent can get their own happiness when they achieve their goals or dreams, so We must constantly improve ourselves in life, and constantly make ourselves better and more charming. These are not meant to be decorated with appearance, but your own inner cultivation.
2. "A person must work hard before he can achieve something." This sentence is inevitable, because if a person does nothing and just wants to sit back and enjoy the results, it is impossible. If you want to get something or achieve any goal, you must continue to work hard and struggle.
3. "Just living is not enough, you also need sunshine, freedom and a little fragrance of flowers." This sentence means that it is not enough for us to live alone. We also need to add a little color to our lives, otherwise such a life will be boring. So the sunshine, freedom and the fragrance of flowers mentioned here can refer to our hobbies or interests. It means that we can go and see the beautiful scenery in the world. If we live just for the sake of life without any sense of ritual, then such a life will be boring and uninteresting.