First of all, Fabres quoted Confucius: "Heaven is the basis of biology, and so is animal life." This sentence expresses Confucius' view of life, that is, the existence of life is a gift from nature, sacred and precious. Every life, no matter how small, has its value and significance.
Then, Fabres quoted the prophet: "No matter how small life is, it is sacred." This sentence emphasizes that every life is sacred and should be respected and protected regardless of size.
Combining these two sentences, we can draw a conclusion that life, no matter how small, is sacred and has its inherent value and dignity. This kind of values also applies to human society. We should realize that every life is precious and should be respected and protected, regardless of its size.
In addition, this truth also enlightens us that no matter how many difficulties and setbacks we encounter in life, we should cherish life and never give up hope. Even if you live under a dark cloud and there is a thick fog in front of you, you should try your best to fight for the world. Because every life has its value and significance, even an insect has its irreplaceable value.