1. Love is the indulgence of reason, the enjoyment of a great soul, a positive, serious enjoyment; carnal desire is a vulgar and vulgar enjoyment sold on the streets: the two are two sides of the same fact. Balzac

2. Love is a pure spring. It starts from a riverbed filled with cress and flowers and filled with gravel. It changes its nature and shape every time it overflows, either becoming a stream or a river. The river eventually flows into the ocean, where the poor in spirit only see its monotony, while the noble in spirit indulge in constant meditation. Balzac

3. Love does not require words, it is all about understanding. Haveger

4. Love is indispensable, but it can only be an accelerator to push us forward, not a stumbling block to work and study. Zhang Zhixin

5. Love is like depositing money in a bank. Appreciating the other person's advantages is like supplementing income; tolerating the other person's shortcomings is like controlling expenditure. The so-called eternal love is love from beauty to gray hair, love from flowers to flowers. Bacon, love, like wealth, depends on the wheel of fortune, which is always in a violent ups and downs. Vanbrugh

6. Love has a wonderful magic power. It makes one person fall for another person. Thurber and White

7. The only gift love needs is love. Guy

8. Love needs reasonable content, just like a raging fire needs oil to maintain; love is the harmonious blend of two similar natures in infinite feeling. Belinsky

9. Love can make the weak brave.

10. Love is a passion that consumes all your energy. Love is a flame that sets your will on fire. Love is a bait that lures people into the quagmire. Love puts poison on the arrows of the God of Destiny. Macefield

11. Love is an eternal book, and some people just browse through a few fragments. Some people lingered and shed tears for it. Shiqibachov

12. Love is a platform on which all kinds of people gather. Gilbert

13. Love is unrestricted and unrestricted; once the system wants to exert its power, the God of Love will spread its wings and fly away; the God of Love, like other gods, is also free. Chaucer

14. Love should enrich people's sense of strength, and love does enrich people. Makarenko

15. The noble element in love is as much as the gentle element, the upward force is as much as the debilitating force, and sometimes it can inspire other virtues. Voltaire

16. Love is the history of a woman’s life, but only an episode in a man’s life. Starr

17. Love is a fickle guy. It longs for everything but is dissatisfied with almost everything.

Madeleine de Scudel