A summary of Shi Tiesheng’s famous sayings are as follows

1. Find a good reason to live.

2. The real name of a person is: desire.

3. Writers should contribute their own lost ways.

4. Every life is more complicated than you think.

5. Don’t die first, and then try to live.

6. If a person has no dreams, his eyes will be blind at night.

7. What a person cannot do is a limitation or a disability.

8. The greatness of time is that it can always justify itself.

9. Complete perfection is nothing but complete nowhere to go.

10. If you are not satisfied, that is when wisdom and faith are needed.

11. This shore will always be incomplete, otherwise the other shore will collapse.

12. Sometimes people just need to stay quietly, and sadness can become enjoyment.

13. The most effective way to eliminate human nature is to eliminate desire.

14. Child, this is nothing else, this is your sin and blessing.

15. The customs or methods of commemoration can be diverse, but there must always be one.

16. Don’t let the brain control the soul, but let the soul operate the brain.

17. If there was no suffering in the world, could the world still exist?

18. Elusive, subtle, unpredictable and uncertain, this is the night.

19. Reject a life in one way. About suicide and death.

20. I suspect that the expansion of the universe is due to an accidental thought.

21. Sometimes people just stay quietly for a while, and sadness becomes enjoyment.

22. Discovering the ugliness of others is equivalent to discovering the possibility of one's own ugliness.

23. Excuse and torture yourself with big words like being born at the wrong time.

24. In fact, most things in the world can be deleted but cannot be deleted.

25. Hell and heaven are both in the human world, that is, disability and love, original sin and salvation.

26. Human life is like this string. Only when it is tightened can it be played well. When it is played well, it is enough.

27. It is a place that is both heaven and hell. I think it has an abbreviation: the human world.

28. If suffering is eliminated, there will naturally be no need for sorrow, but if suffering is eliminated, everything will be eliminated.

29. Why do people write? The shortest answer is: so as not to commit suicide.

30. Once the imitator is perfect, both simulation and disguise become real.