Classic female quotes by celebrities

1. British female writer Green (1864----1943) believed that a woman should have three qualities: First, she is as straight as a javelin. ; The second is as soft as a snake; the third is as proud as a tiger.

2. American actress Welch (1940-- ) said: "There are no strong women in the world, only weak men."

3. American novelist De Lesser (1871-1945) believed: "Of all creatures, women are most afraid of women, and of all women, the most afraid of are smart and beautiful women."

4. France Female novelist and biographer Mauro Ya (1885---1967) said: Beautiful people doubt their own wisdom, and powerful people doubt their own charm.

5. A conclusion by the British writer Lucas (1868--1938): "The trouble in people's marriages stems from the fact that every woman is essentially a mother, and every man is essentially a mother. They are all single."

6. American writer Miller (1891-1980) believed that the difference between a successful marriage and an ordinary marriage is that there are three or four things left unsaid in a day.

7. The British female politician Margaret Thatcher (1925---) was the first female prime minister in British history. She believed that her decades of political career taught her one thing. The thing is: men are not a sensible or reasonable gender.

8. American actress Jenny Woodward (1930---) once said with emotion: "Sexiness will be exhausted soon, and beauty will inevitably fade gradually, but if How great would it be to marry a man who can make you smile every day?"

9. French writer Rousseau (1712--1778) believed: "Women attack men. The most useful conventional weapon is gentleness.”

10. American writer and linguist Mencken (1880-1956) believed that the reason why men live happier lives than women is that men have one night and one morning. Marry late and they die early.

11. In the eyes of Irish writer Swift (1667-1745), there are two things that are the most dazzling, but also the most fragile: one is a woman’s face, and the other is pottery.

12. American female singer Tucker (1884-1966) discussed the different needs of different women: from birth to 18 years old, a girl needs good parents; from 18 to 35 years old, she needs better parents Good looks; from 35 to 55 years old, she needs a good personality; after 55 years old, what she needs is money.

13. Canadian female writer Moody (1803--1885) said after experiencing a failed marriage: "I don't want to have a second husband - the first one made me sick. I I like to have my own way - when I lie down, I am someone else's mistress, and when I get up, I am my own master."

14. The American writer Burgess (1866--1951) said: "As far as men are concerned, lying is. The last resort; for women, it is the first first aid."

15. The Spanish painter Picasso (1881-1973) was asked by a female reporter "Why do adult men generally look so ugly? "Younger than adult women" said: "Because women who claim to be 30 years old are usually already 40 years old."

16. American writer and naturalist Krutch (1893-1970) believed: "In the world. There is no such thing as beauty, there are just men who are easily influenced by women."

17. Rubinstein (1870--1965), a Polish-American female beautician, once said: "There is no such thing as beauty in the world. There are only ugly women."

18. French actress Colbert (1903--1996) said: "For women, appearance is more important than face."

19. British fashion designer Quant (1934---) is the founder of miniskirts and winter skirts. She once said: "If a woman is young, look at her knees."

20. A famous saying of the French female writer Beauvoir (1908--1986) is: "Capturing a husband is a matter of course." It’s an art; maintaining a husband is a job.”