1. The glory of life lies not in never failing, but in being able to rise again and again.

The author is Napoleon. There are few people in the world who are always undefeated, very few, but these people have a smooth life. What they experience most is the glory of success, the pursuit of everyone, and the supreme halo. But generally speaking, life is not always smooth sailing, and there will always be bumps and tumbles.

2. Live as a hero, and die as a ghost.

The author is Li Qingzhao, from "Summer Quatrains" by Li Qingzhao of the Song Dynasty: "I was born as a hero, and died as a ghost hero. I still miss Xiang Yu and refuse to cross the Yangtze River." When you live, you must be a hero among men, and when you die, you must be a hero among ghosts. It has nothing to do with utilitarianism, just to give an explanation for life.

3. Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world.

The author is Gu Yanwu. The rise and fall of national affairs and protecting the country from being overthrown are the responsibilities of emperors, generals, ministers and ministers of civil and military affairs, and have nothing to do with ordinary people. The rise and fall of major events in the world are the responsibility of every common person. An unshirkable responsibility.