Napoleon's other quotations:
1. A soldier who doesn't want to be a marshal is not a good soldier.
I succeeded because I made up my mind to succeed and never hesitated.
3. no chance This is really the best synonym for the weak.
4, don't take small things too lightly, and then you can achieve great things.
The glory of life lies not in never failing, but in being able to fail again and again.
6. There are two ways to achieve important goals-strength and perseverance. Power belongs to only a few people, but perseverance can belong to most people. With the development of time, its silent power is irresistible.
7. Those who don't learn from failure have a long way to success.
8. It takes more courage to endure pain than death.
9. Of all the immoral things, the most immoral thing is to do what you can't do.
10, marching is war.
1 1. In my dictionary, there is no word "impossible".
I love power. But I love power, just as a violinist who wants to play beautiful music by magic loves his violin. In other words, I love as an artist.
13, Napoleon's famous saying when he was defeated in Russia: "There is only one step from greatness to absurdity".
14, the so-called art of military command is that when the number of troops is actually at a disadvantage, it can turn the disadvantage into an advantage on the battlefield.
15, the worst thing for a ruler is immorality. A crooked stick will have a crooked shadow. If the ruler is immoral, it will affect the fashion and poison the society.
16, I think ingratitude is the greatest shortcoming of human beings.
17, only my name was left for my son.
18 actually, what does it matter to me if people criticize or not?
19, I swear, everything I do is only for France! If I don't give it more freedom, it's just that it doesn't need freedom.
20. It is better not to be born if you don't leave a trace in the world all your life.
2 1, when thinking about a battle, I argued with myself in my mind and tried to refute myself; I am the most cautious person when making campaign plans. I always exaggerate dangers and accidents. Even though I look happy, I am always extremely nervous and excited.
22. I'm always working, and I think a lot. Say I'm ready and competent for something just because I've thought it over and over again before; Even if it is a trivial matter, I will consider it.
23. Diligence is one of the elements of genius.
Even if I leave nothing behind, even if all my achievements are ruined, my diligence and honor will still be enough to inspire generations of young people after my death.
25. When a government relies on bankers' funds, because it lacks other people's funds, it is the latter rather than the government leaders who control the situation ... Money has no motherland, financiers don't know what patriotism and nobility are, and their only purpose is to make profits.
Only dreams can conquer the world.
27. Happiness is the greatest exertion of personal value.
28. The secret of success is that sometimes you are bold and sometimes you are cautious.
29. A person should form the habit of trusting himself, even in the most critical time, he should also believe in his courage and perseverance.
The most important quality of a commander-in-chief is a cool head.
3 1, The Way of Governing the Country, Go Forward, never back down.
32. My feet are limited, and so are what my eyes can see. I never know the boundaries of my work.
A great commander should ask himself several times a day. What should the enemy do if he appears in front of himself or beside him? If he is at a loss, he is incompetent.
34. Napoleon also said a famous saying about China: China is a sleeping lion. Once it wakes up, the whole world will tremble for it, and then he says-it's sleeping, thank God, let it sleep.
Extended data:
The Napoleonic Code (Civil Code) was promulgated in 1804, the Commercial Code in 1807 and the Criminal Code in 18 10. These written codes have become the legal norms of modern capitalist legal society.
The Napoleonic Code, formerly known as the French Civil Code, is a typical bourgeois civil code, which is divided into three chapters, 35 chapters and 228 1. The code was published in 1804, and most of the articles were discussed by Napoleon himself.
It is said that Napoleon personally participated in more than 90 meetings of 100 on drafting the civil code. The Napoleonic Code is no longer just a legal work, but represents a distinctive era and political color.
The Napoleonic Code includes criminal law, criminal procedure law, civil law, civil procedure law, constitution and commercial law, and has established a relatively complete legal system, which constitutes the French six-law system in the Napoleonic era and even for a long time to come.
The formulation of these written codes greatly promoted the legal norms of the French Law Society at that time and for a long time to come.
The Napoleonic Code also includes real rights, creditor's rights, marriage, inheritance and many civil law concepts that are still in use today. It is the first civil law that completely transmitted the basic principles and essence of that time to modern society.
The Napoleonic Code legally guaranteed the newly established small farmers' land ownership. It guarantees the inviolability of private property ownership, establishes commodity trading and value order under the condition of market economy, further spreads the victory of French bourgeois revolution and guarantees the basic human rights of ordinary French people.
Conceptualize and concretize the basic human rights such as property rights and reputation rights in the Declaration of Human Rights. Because of this, many people think that the Napoleonic Code is an important symbol and product of the end of the French Revolution.
The Napoleonic Code was forcibly implemented on the land occupied by Napoleon's army, so it spread widely in history. Almost all the laws of European capitalist countries borrowed this code, which standardized the social order of western capitalist countries and represented the interests of the bourgeoisie. It embodies the principles and essence of the French Revolution.
When Napoleon was defeated and exiled to St. Helena, he said, "My real glory is not that I won more than 40 wars (in fact, more than 50 wars). The Battle of Waterloo erased all my memories of all this. But one thing will never be forgotten, and it will never be forgotten-this is my French Civil Code. "
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