Shakespeare's Quotes Author: Famous Quotes Source: Famous Quotes · Revenge is not bravery, endurance is bravery. · If you cannot seize the opportunity, you will spend your whole life struggling and accomplish nothing. · Thought is the slave of life, and life is the trick of time. · A flawless reputation is the purest pearl in the world. · Reputation is a boring and deceptive thing; the person who gets it may not have any merit, and the person who loses it may not have any fault. · What does the name matter? Call a rose by another name and it will still be fragrant. · Because she was born beautiful, she was pursued by men; because she was a woman, she was captured by men. · No matter how the gluttonous time devours everything, we must work hard to win our reputation while this breath is still alive, so that the sickle of time cannot hurt us. · If you become a liar, your stupidity will make you suffer, and you will be a breakfast for jackals... · If you become a fox, if the liar reports on you, the lion will be suspicious of you; · If If you become a lamb, the fox will come and eat you; · If you become a lion, the fox will come and deceive you: · A fool thinks he is smart, but a wise person knows that he is a fool. · Cowards die many times before they die; warriors die only once in their life. Among all the strange things, people's greed for life and fear of death is the strangest thing. · A smart person turns into a fool and is the easiest fish to take the bait; because he relies on his talent and knowledge and cannot see his own arrogance. The foolish things of a fool are not surprising, but the foolish things of a wise man make people laugh to their stomachs; because he uses all his abilities to prove his own stupidity. · When good flowers are in full bloom, you should pick them first. Don’t wait until the beautiful flowers are gone again, otherwise in an instant, they will wither and fall into dust. · The one thing above all else is to stay young and energetic. · Youth is a raw material that must be shaped sooner or later. · The characteristic of youth is that you are always ready to betray yourself, even if there is no power of temptation around you. · Love is nothing but madness. · "Love" is like charcoal. When it burns, you have to try to cool it down. If left alone, it will scorch a heart. · A hasty marriage is less likely to be a happy one. · The path to true love is not smooth. · Knowledge must be in line with one's own interests in order to benefit from it. · If you don’t trust yourself, how can you trust the truth? · Be true to yourself and you will not deceive others. · If you are honest with yourself, over time, you will not be able to be unfaithful to others. · Honesty is the most touching thing. ——Shakespeare’s famous saying · If you want others to be honest, you must first be honest yourself. · There is no legacy as rich as honesty. · Fearing the enemy only depresses one's courage, which means weakening one's own strength and increasing the enemy's momentum. It is tantamount to letting one's own stupidity attack oneself. Fear does not save you from death, and the outcome of war is, at worst, death. To die fighting is to destroy death with death; to die in fear is to become the slave of death. · Virtue must be courageous, and an upright person will never be timid. ·Adversity can test a person's character; only extraordinary circumstances can show extraordinary integrity; on a calm sea, all ships can compete side by side to win; when the iron fist of fate hits the vital point, only the brave and wise can deal with it calmly. · The prosperous age of peace and prosperity only breeds a group of cowards, and hardship is always the mother of strength. · Roses are beautiful, but even more beautiful is the fragrance they contain. · A kind heart is gold. ——Shakespeare’s famous saying · Virtue is bravery, and you are never afraid to do good. · Only by keeping your head down can you get ahead. If you are eager to get ahead, you will not really get anything except asking for trouble. · You can still say, "Bitterness, the worst bitterness is gone." Your suffering has not yet come to an end. · Human life is short, but if you live this short life despicably, it will be too long. · In the ups and downs of fate, it is easiest to see a person's integrity. · After all the hardship comes happiness. · God, if a man doesn’t change his mind, he will be perfect. ——Shakespeare’s famous saying · Be kind to people, but don’t be affectionate.

· Women fall in love with their ears, but if men fall in love, they fall in love with their eyes. · Love is nothing but a madness. · If love is mixed with calculations that have nothing to do with itself, it is not true love. · Love that is not too passionate will last long. · When we dare to do evil to satisfy our baser desires, we lose our true nature and cease to be who we are. · I have no road, so I don’t need eyes; when I can see, I will stumble and fall. We often lose care because of our self-reliance, but it is not as good as the flaws that can be beneficial to us. · Treat everyone equally, be confidant to a few, and do not be indebted to anyone. · Don’t gild the lily and add more than necessary. · Broad-minded people live longer. ——Shakespeare's famous saying · Love is harder to hide than felony murder; there is noonday sunshine in the dark night of love. · True love cannot be expressed in words, actions are the best explanation of loyalty. · All friends who have been tested should be closely united around you. · Life is like a cloth made of woven threads of good and evil; our good deeds must be whipped by our past mistakes so that we will not be too arrogant; our sins must be covered up by our good deeds so that they will not be completely despair. · Extinguish it, extinguish it, the momentary light. Life is but a walking shadow. · Life is short. If you waste your time, your short life will be too long. · If you are mentally prepared, all preparations have been made. · New clothes are better than friends’ old ones. ——Shakespeare’s famous saying · The friendship of evil people will suddenly turn into fear, and fear will cause mutual hatred. As a result of hatred, one or both parties will always get a well-deserved death or disaster. · It is better to have many good friends than to have a lot of wealth. · Friends must help each other in times of adversity, only then can it be called true friendship. · Although wealth has nothing to do with the quality of friendship, poverty is the best test of whether a friend's hatred and love are true or false. · Friendship is reliable in other matters, but cannot be trusted in love; therefore lovers use their own lips and tongue. · Friends must help each other in times of adversity, then it can be called true friendship. · Friends gained through wine and food will become passers-by in a blink of an eye when the wine bottles are empty; a dark winter cloud has just appeared, and the flying insects here have long since disappeared. · You know your friends are starting to sink emotionally when they use unnatural politeness toward each other. · All friends will receive the reward of their loyalty, and all enemies will taste the bitter cup of their sins. · Some people are complimentary to you, but all of them are not friends in times of need. ·Friends gained through wine and food will become passers-by in a blink of an eye when the wine bottles are empty. · Do not insult the truth that you do not know, otherwise you will pay for your fault with your life. · In disputes, justice and truth may not always be fairly judged. People with darkened consciences will recruit some villains with equally darkened consciences to be your negative witnesses. ·...A person's last words before death, like deep music, have the power to naturally attract attention; when he is dying, his words will never be in vain, because the truth is often spoken in painful groans. · "Love" is always as clear as the truth, but "prostitution" is always deceiving and lying. · The truth can never be deceived. · Countless changes in personnel and affairs are conceived in the embryo of time. · Father Time himself is bald, so there will be a large number of bald disciples until the end of the world. · Spring does not stay on its own, don’t blame the evil east wind. · Life is short. If you waste your time, your short life will be too long. · Procrastination is wasted, there is not much time to come, twenty beauties, please come and kiss me, the grass is withered and the poplars are withered, youth is easy to pass. · We would rather reuse an active dwarf than a sleepy giant. · With the hidden shadow on the sundial, you can also know that time is secretly moving towards eternity. · I wasted time, and time wasted me.

· Time is like a swaying host, who only shakes hands with a departing guest, but stretches out his arms to a new guest and flies over to hug him; the welcome is always smiling. , farewell is always with a sigh. · No matter how the gluttonous time devours everything, we must work hard to gain our reputation while this breath is still alive, so that the sickle of time cannot harm us; our lives may end, but our reputation will last forever. · You should not rush for success, you should be familiar with your research object and persevere, time will make everything happen. The hardest thing is to start everything; but the harder thing is to end well. · Time is the most experienced judge of all criminals. · When good flowers are in full bloom, you should pick them first. Don’t wait too long, otherwise the beautiful flowers will never come again. Otherwise, in an instant, they will fade away and fall into dust. · He who abandons time, time abandons him. ——Shakespeare’s famous saying · Pleasurable labor can heal the wounds of the soul. · No matter what talents a person is endowed with, if he does not convey that talent to others, he will have nothing. · If you and everything you have do not contribute to the world, it would be a waste if you just take care of yourself. · It is really a waste for just one person to take care of himself. God created us to use us as torches, not to illuminate ourselves, but to illuminate the world; because our virtues cannot be extended to others, it means there is nothing. · The lit torch is not for the sake of the torch itself, just as our virtues should illuminate others more than ourselves. · Things that are hopeless can often succeed if you try boldly. · Millions of people have failed because they did not do things thoroughly; they often stop doing it just one step away from success. · Books are nourishment for all mankind. · Books are the summary of human knowledge. · Life without books is like a life without sunshine; life without books is like a bird without wings. · Books are the president of human knowledge. · I would rather be a wild flower under the fence than a rose that receives favor. Rather than flattering and stealing the favor of others, it is better to be despised by everyone. · All etiquette is established to decorate those actions that are false to the story, insincere welcome, and renegade hospitality; if there is true friendship, these hypocritical forms should be abandoned. · Life without books is like a life without sunshine; wisdom without books is like a bird without wings. · Wisdom is part of destiny, and the external environment a person encounters will affect his mind. · Appropriate sadness can express deep feelings, but excessive sadness can prove a lack of wisdom. · If there is no "rational" scale on one side of the scale of our lives to balance the "lustful" scale on the other side, then our obscene desires will lead us to a completely absurd ending. · Love, along with the blood in the whole body, quickly passes through the five senses and limbs like thoughts, making every organ perform double the effectiveness: it adds a layer of brightness to the eyes, and the light in the lover's eyes can dazzle the eagle; the lover's The ear can hear the tiniest sound, and no sneaky plot can escape his perception; the lover's senses are more subtle and sensitive than the tentacles of a shelled snail; the lover's tongue makes the taste-discriminating Barchus - Greek wine God - appears slow. · If a person thinks too much, he will lose the joy of being a human being. · If a person's thoughts cannot rise higher than a bird, then it is a humble and insignificant thought. · Thought - the free spirit. · Thought is the slave of life, and life is the fool of time. · Nothing is good or bad, but thoughts make the difference. · Pretending to be stupid well also requires talent; he must spy on the mood of the people he is making fun of, understand their identity, and have the right timing; then, like a wild eagle watching every bird in front of Khotan, he must spy on every bird in front of him. Don't relax at every opportunity. It is a work as difficult as the art of a wise man. · The final result determines the success or failure of the work. · There is a type of humble work that is endured with perseverance and perseverance. The humblest things often lead to the most noble goals.

· Morality and talent are far better assets than wealth. Degenerate descendants can ruin the family status of nobles and destroy the property of the wealthy. However, morality and talent can turn a mortal into an unworthy god. · The monster of habit, although it is a devil, will swallow up all shame, and it will also become an angel, cultivating the accumulated virtues and good deeds into a natural and comfortable daily routine. · Morals and talents are far superior assets than wealth. Degenerate descendants can ruin the noble families and destroy the wealth of the wealthy, but morality and talent can turn a mortal into an immortal god. · Love is a puff of smoke blown by sighs; the lovers' eyes have the sparks it purifies; the lovers' tears are the waves it stirs up. It is also the most intelligent madness, the bitter taste that chokes the throat, and the honey that cannot be eaten in the mouth. · A truly brave person should be able to endure the most embarrassing honor and disgrace wisely, not care about the honor and disgrace outside the body, and avoid unnecessary misfortune with a calm attitude. · Brevity is the soul of wisdom, verbosity is superficial decoration. ——Shakespeare’s Quotes · I love the interests of my country with greater respect, holiness, and seriousness than I would my own life. ·...There is a kind of people in the world who pretend to be calm and calm, deliberately expressing their calmness so that others can praise them for their deep wisdom and profound thoughts; their expressions seem to say, "My The words are all in the language of heaven. If I open my lips, no dog will bark! "...I have seen through this kind of people. They have gained a reputation for wisdom just because they don't speak; but I can say one thing for sure! , if they talk, everyone who hears them will call them fools. · We will never let our country stain her lips with the blood of her children; we will never let the trenches destroy her fields, and we will never let the iron hoofs of war horses trample her flowers and grass. · Although I am now among these warriors, I do not want to be an enemy of peace; I only mean to temporarily use the terrible war as a means to force the body and mind that have been corrupted by excessive indulgence to gain some reasonable control. , to do a thorough sweep of the obstacles that begin to choke our vitality. · If books are not read often, they are like pieces of wood. · Listen more, speak less, accept everyone's blame, but reserve your final verdict. · Bad habits will always hinder your path to fame, profit and enjoyment. · Loyal love fills my heart, and I cannot estimate the wealth I enjoy. · Love is not sweet words in the shade of flowers, honey words in a peach blossom garden, soft tears, nor stubborn compulsion. Love is based on the same language. ·Love is the same as charcoal. When it burns, you have to find a way to cool it down. Let it be left to its own devices, and it will scorch a heart. · A proud person will always destroy himself in his pride. · Books are nourishment for all mankind. · The same is true of the law, which, because it is never enforced, becomes ineffective and can be played with by the daring; just like a baby beating its nurse, the rule of law is completely wiped out. · If the adults and gentlemen in the world can create thunder and lightning, then the gods in the sky will never be quiet, because every bureaucrat and lowly official will show off his power and fill the sky with thunder. ·…I am not as good at crying as we ordinary women do; maybe just because I can’t shed boring tears, you will have less sympathy for me; but there is righteous sorrow in my heart, and the burning power of anger is far away. Better than the overflow of tears. · Big men can make fun of sages and show off their talents, but for ordinary people, it is blasphemy and disrespect. A momentarily angry word from the general's mouth was treasonous from the soldier's mouth. Although people in power make mistakes just like ordinary people, they can rely on their power to ignore their mistakes. · Human life is short, but if you live it despicably, it will be too long. · Don’t give up on what you were originally determined to achieve just because of one failure.

Do not, for one repulse, give up the purpose that you resolved to effect. · Diligence is a priceless treasure, prudence is a self-protection technique. ——William Shakespeare · When we cannot afford happiness, we should never walk too close to the window and stare at happiness. · You can still say it is bitter. The most bitter thing is that without your suffering, it would not be the end of the suffering. · Wise people never sit down and lament over failure, they must be optimistic and look for ways to save it. · Honesty will win you more benefits than corruption. · It is better to be a smart fool than to be a stupid smart person. · The foolish things of a fool are not surprising, but the foolish things of a wise man make people laugh; because he uses all his abilities to prove his stupidity. · Books are nourishment for the world. Life without books is like a life without sunshine; wisdom without books is like a bird without wings. · Life without books is like a life without sunshine; wisdom without books is like a bird without wings. · Life is short, and only virtue can pass it on to distant future generations. · If a person thinks too much, he will lose the joy of being a human being. · Hidden sorrow is like a flameout furnace that can burn the heart to ashes. · Time will pierce the colorful decorations on the surface of youth, dig deep grooves and shallow grooves on the forehead of beauty, and eat the rare treasures! Naturally beautiful, nothing can escape his sweeping scythe. · Simplicity touches my heart more than clever words. · Uninvited guests are most welcome only after they have said goodbye.