1. Difficulties and torments are a hammer that hits the blank, which should knock out fragile iron filings and forge a sharp steel knife. -German Chekhov's Boots
2. It is indispensable to develop the mineral deposits of human intelligence by adversity. Pressure is needed to make gunpowder ignite. -The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
This novel takes Monte Cristo as the central clue of the story development, with the main plot ups and downs and twists and turns, from which several minor plots have evolved. The episode is compact and wonderful, but it does not usurp the host's role, and the plot is bizarre but does not violate the real life.
3. If we have accepted the worst, we have nothing to lose. -American Carnegie's "The Weakness of Human Nature"
This book is the most successful inspirational classic of the author, which brings together Carnegie's ideological essence and the most exciting content. It was immediately welcomed by readers after publication and became the most lasting humanistic bestseller in the western world.
4. There is only one road to the truly great realm of mankind-the road of suffering. -german Einstein's unified field theory
5. it is only for the sake of strengthening our will that god has set up many obstacles on our way. -family and the world by Tagore, India
Family and the world is a novel written by Tagore, an Indian writer. By describing a family emotional crisis and the factors that caused it, the author tries to reveal such a big topic as family and the world and how to deal with it correctly.
6. Don't be complacent because of luck, and don't be depressed because of bad luck. Real strong people are good at finding shadows from prosperity, finding light from adversity, and always calibrating their goals. -The Ghosts by Ibsen in Norway
The Ghosts published in 1881 is Ibsen's most controversial work. As soon as it was published, it caused an uproar and met with a storm of condemnation. However, after its premiere in 1883, it quickly became popular in the world and became an international miracle.
7. Overcoming difficulties is the opportunity to win. -Winston Churchill's Unwanted War
This book is a masterpiece written by Winston Churchill in six years after he was voted out of office by the British people just after the Second World War. It contains 3.6 million words, a large number of government documents, meeting minutes, correspondence and telegrams, personal preservation materials and more than 2 precious historical pictures.
8. Life is full of thorns, and the only way we can think of is to cross those thorns quickly. -French Voltaire's Honest Man
The short story Honest Man is Voltaire's masterpiece of philosophical satire, which is his masterpiece at the age of 66. Combining the wait-and-see third-person narrative technique, the author brings the reader's perspective and thoughts into the various experiences of honest people, and realizes the theme of the novel in the process of observing their experiences.
9. Hope is the faithful sister of bad luck. -Russian Pushkin's The Captain's Daughter
adopts the first-person narrative method, taking the tortuous and touching love story between the noble young officer Grinev and the captain's daughter Maria as the main clue, and closely combines Grinev's personal fate with the peasant uprising led by pugachev. In a small space, it contains rich historical pictures and social content. It depicts the personalities of people from different classes and reveals their psychological activities.
1. I think setbacks and hardships are good opportunities to exercise my will and enhance my ability. -A Message from the Flying Trail in Modern Zou Taofen
The Message from the Flying Trail was written by Zou Taofen, which included his National Consciousness on the Ship, Mid-stream under the Moon-Crossing the Suzhou River, Switzerland in the World Park, Behind the Gorgeous Window Curtains, Large-scale Slums, Lenin's Mausoleum, and. Let today's people have a better understanding of history, nature and the world while enjoying its beautiful words.