1. When benevolence prevails, news can become a vehicle of love, truth and virtue. ——W. Copper

2. Love requires much less than friendship. ——Africa

3. Once the friendship is weak, everything will be unpleasant. ——UK

4. Love is a burst 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 refreshes the tongue. ——English Shakespeare

5. What I want is that you can love me when I am ugly, and everyone will love me when I am beautiful. ——Europe

6. Joy and pain in love appear alternately. —— Joe Byron

7. Whoever loves according to the rules will not get love. ——Montaigne

8. The pain and joy in love are always fighting with each other. ——Xurus

9. Some flowers are beautiful but not fragrant, and some women are beautiful but not lovely. —— Ueley

10. A wise lover cherishes his lover’s love, not his lover’s gifts. —— Thomas Thomas

11. The foundation of all true love is mutual respect. ——Villiers

12. God of Love can see the beauty in things that appear to be flaws to mortals. ——Guy

13. Love confuses the concept of right and wrong; strong love and proud ambition have no boundaries. - John Dryden

14. All the joy in life is the joy of creation: the genius of love is all driven by the fire of creation. ——Romain Rolland

15. If a man’s love is not exclusive, he will be happy with any woman. —— Wilde

16. If love is for self-interest, this love is not true love, but a kind of desire. —— Edmund

17. Love at first sight is the only sincere love; a little hesitation will not be the case. ——Zangwill

18. Don’t be too picky when you like something, because love is not made under a magnifying glass. ——Tor Brown

19. Whoever lives a down-to-earth life will love sincerely. ——Iba Browning

20. People who understand love often strengthen their upward will and enterprising spirit because of the sublimation of love. ——English Bacon

21. The joy of love is mixed with tears. - Luo Herrick

22. The pain of love is sweeter than all other joys. - John Dryton

23. Love based on beauty fades as quickly as beauty. ——Europe

24. The blindfolded God of Love can accurately enter the lover's heart. ——Britain

25. Whoever’s love palace is founded with virtue, builds walls with wealth, shines with beauty, and roofs with glory, is the happiest person. ——Fourquars

26. Love is not about asking, but about giving. ——Van Dyke

27. If the lover’s eyes lose their luster, the flowers in their hearts will wither. ——Poland

28. Isn’t it too ugly for money to mix with love? ——France Balzac

29. Love is pure, and there can be no dregs in the content of love; love is perfect and sincere, and there can be no selfish desire in the scope of love. ——Duchess of Shakespeare

30. Only the kind of cupid who drives people to love each other in a noble way is beautiful and worthy of praise. ——Plato

31. Love is the flame of life. Without it, everything becomes night. ——Roland

32. Love can create miracles. Qiao Mai's destroyed love, once rebuilt, becomes more magnificent, more beautiful, and stronger than before. ——Shakespeare

33. It is always a beautiful thing to fall in love with a lover for the sake of morality.

——Greek Plato

34. Love sacrifices everything, but it is still rich. ——Philippe Bailey

35. I have seen that no marriage breaks down earlier and is worse than a marriage that is only about looks and lust for sex. ——Montaigne

36. The kingdom of love is not ruled by swords. ——Britain

37. Love is a comedy in France, a tragedy in England, an opera in Italy, and a farce in Germany. ——Bly

38. Once love fails, all the faults will be discovered. ——UK

39. Love can create miracles. Qiao Mai's destroyed love, once rebuilt, becomes more magnificent, more beautiful, and stronger than before. ——English Shakespeare

40. When love enters, friendship ends. ——UK

41. Love and hatred are both blind. ——UK

42. Love is not just walking side by side on a moonlit night, but also walking hand in hand in wind and rain. ——Europe

43. Everyone has the right to enjoy happiness in life, and getting love is a kind of happiness in life. ——Stendhal

44. A lover’s eyes are blinder than an owl’s. ——Crake

45. It is justifiable to use tricks in love and on the battlefield. ——Senri Fora

46. The sweetest thing is love, and the bitterest thing is love. ——Philippe Bailey

47. Marriage that only pursues appearance is usually just a vulgar transaction. ——Roger Green

48. Love is equal to... life, and life... is a responsibility, an obligation, so love is a responsibility. ——Russian Goncharov

49. A noble woman pays more attention to a man’s heart than his appearance. ——UK

50. Love is a great mentor, teaching us to be a new person. ——Fa Molière

51. Love is the harmony and tacit understanding between two close souls in life and faithfulness, kindness, and beautiful things. ——O. Belinsky

52. Love others and be loved by others. This is everything. This is the law of the universe. We only exist for love. A person who loves comfort is not afraid of anything or anyone. ——F. Penchar

53. Trees that change their values ??from time to time seldom grow lush. ——Arab

54. Love pays, and labor is easy. ——UK

55. Love is a fulfilled life, just like a wine glass filled with wine. ——India Tagore

56. Only in love can people show their individuality and show their originality. ——O. Turgenev

57. In the eyes of the lover, the person he loves is always unique. ——Walter Benjamin

58. Love, and only love, can make people dare to sacrifice their lives for the one they love; this is not only done by men, but also by women. ——Plato

59. Love exists in the desire of devotion, and regards the lover’s happiness as one’s own happiness. ——Swedenberger

60. It is futile to force people to fall in love. ——Russia

61. Exchange of love for love is the fairest transaction. ——Europe

62. The union of sincere love is the purest of all unions. ——France Rousseau

63. The love between father, son and brother is natural, but if you pay attention to interests, you will lose the warmth of the family. The union of husband and wife is originally based on love, but if it is based on financial conditions, the original intention of loving each other is lost. ——Greek Socrates

64. Lovers find joy in pain. ——Diogenes

65. Love is free, and free love is the most real. ——Tennyson