The famous sayings of Somerset Maugham are as follows:

1. He taught that people are higher than they think they are, and wisdom is the way to liberation. He taught that to break away The sea of ??suffering does not necessarily require becoming a monk, as long as the word "I" is removed.

2. A person who knows nothing thinks that there is nothing to know, so he can think that he knows everything, so he is satisfied; to make him believe that he does not know everything, it is better for him to believe that the moon is made of unripe Cheese comes easy.

3. People’s concepts of good and evil are temporary, so conscience must be relativistic. A person will have uneasy conscience because he did not do something in one era, and will feel uneasy because he did something in another era. I regretted it.

4. In this indifferent world, the inevitable evil always surrounds us, from the cradle to the grave. To this, although goodness is not a challenge or a response, it is. A demonstration of our own independence.

5. We sold a farm to a guy on a hillside. He recalled, with twinkling blue eyes, that because the slope was very steep, all the chickens there had one leg longer than the other. short.

Which country is Maugham from?

On January 25, 1874, Maugham was born in Paris, France. Somerset Maugham is a famous British novelist and playwright. His works are characterized by clear and simple style, wide range of materials and a thorough understanding of human nature.

His representative works include the drama "The Circle", the novels "The Shackles of Life" and "The Moon and Sixpence", and the short story collections "The Trembling of Leaves" and "Akin", etc. He is known as "the most knowledgeable person in the 20th century" Storyteller”.