1. People think according to nature, speak according to rules, and act according to customs - Francis Bacon

2. 'Hope is a beautiful breakfast, but But it was a terrible dinner. Original text: Hope is a good breakfast, but it is a bad supper. ——Francis Bacon'

3. The lack of true friends is the purest and most pitiful loneliness; the absence of friendship is The world is nothing but a wilderness; we can also speak of "loneliness" in this sense, and the temperament of those who are not naturally qualified to make friends can be said to come from animals* rather than from humans. ——Bacon

4. True agility is a very valuable thing. Because time is the standard for measuring business, just like money is the standard for measuring goods. ——F. Bacon

5. The blind cannot distinguish colors——Bacon

6. The person with the freest soul is the one who breaks free of the iron chains in one fell swoop. ——Bacon's "On Nature"

7. One person's stupidity is another person's blessing - Bacon

8. Books are ships of thought, breaking the waves of the times. go ahead. It is laden with valuable cargo and transported to one generation after another. ——Bacon

9. Those who have no descendants care most about their descendants. ——Bacon

10. True agility is a very valuable thing. Because time is the standard for measuring career, just like money is the standard for measuring goods. ——F. Bacon "Collected Works of Bacon"

11. Suspicion is the poison of friendship. ——Bacon

12. No personal wealth can become the ultimate value of life for an individual.——Bacon

13. If you value etiquette higher than the moon, you will lose people. Sincere trust with others - Bacon

14. Disasters are often hidden in hidden places and occur when people are negligent. ——Bacon

15. Young children who do not have the right to inherit inheritance often achieve good development through their own efforts. But those who sit back and enjoy success rarely achieve great things. ——Bacon

16. Only when you can withstand all kinds of temptations and troubles can you achieve the most perfect spiritual health. ——Bacon

17. 'Discussion is like a sharpening stone, and thought is like a sharp edge. The sharpening of the two will make the thought sharper. ——Bacon'

18. A person may be very young in terms of age, but very mature in terms of time, if he has not wasted his time. But this situation is rare - Bacon

19. People should behave like their clothes, not too tight or too particular, but loose enough to facilitate work and movement - Bacon< /p>

20. Being good at selecting key points means saving time, but rushing around without knowing the key points is equivalent to firing empty cannons indiscriminately. ——Bacon

21. Most people think based on hobbies, speak based on knowledge and absorbed insights, but usually do things based on customs. ——Bacon

22. There is nothing more terrifying than fear itself. ——Bacon

23. You must know that exaggerating the praise of good things will also arouse people's disgust, contempt and jealousy. ——Bacon

24. There is no airtight wall——Bacon

25. Every clown is proud of his hat——Bacon

26. If If a child does have some kind of extraordinary talent, then of course he should be nurtured and developed. But in general, the following maxim is very useful: "Long training makes difficulty easier by adaptation." - Bacon

27. Without virtue, human beings are busy, harmful and harmful. Poor creatures are not superior to any kind of insignificant pests - Bacon

28. Slow work produces fine goods - Bacon

29. People are the center of everything. The axis of the world. ——Bacon

30. Losing freedom in order to seek power, or losing the ability to control oneself in order to seek power to control others, is a strange desire——Bacon

31. There is no greater wisdom than making good use of opportunities at the beginning. ——Bacon

32. Money is like fertilizer, it will be useful only if you spread it.

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33. Cunning is an insidious and evil intelligence. ——Bacon

34. Religion is the spice that prevents the corruption of life. —— Francis Bacon

35. The sum of behavior is to retain a mans own dignity without intruding upon the liberty of others. Francis Bacon The sum of behavior is to retain a mans own dignity without intruding upon the liberty of others. ——Francis Bacon

36. If a person can be filled with fraternity for mankind in his heart, follow lofty moral laws in his actions, and always revolve around the pivot of truth, then he will be a living person even if he is in the world. In heaven. ——Bacon

37. Frugality is a virtue, but it needs to be combined with generosity. ——Bacon

38. The golden age is in front of us, not behind us. ——Bacon

39. Human reason is like an uneven mirror. Because it receives light irregularly, it mixes the nature of things with its own nature, distorting the nature of things. Changed color. ——Bacon

40. It is easier to find truth from errors than from chaos. ——Bacon