1. The softness of indifference is harder than anything else. JuanMontaluo
2. The most passionate love will have the coldest ending. Ancient Greek thinker, philosopher, and educator Socrates
3. A true confidant looks even colder than a liar. Ancient Roman poet Horace
4. The host’s greatest tragedy is the indifference of the audience. China Central Television host Zhao Zhongxiang
5. Gossip is an indifferent cold wind that will blow away the blossoming flowers of friendship.
6. Indifference is paralysis of the soul and premature death. Russian novelist and dramatist Chekhov
7. The beautiful emotions that cultivate our souls exist in the indifferent excitement of the world. German playwright, poet, and thinker Goethe "Faust"
8. In the moment when the body is entangled, you can see your own soul, cold and alienated, watching from the side. Female writer, formerly known as Lijie Anne Baby
9. He was very indifferent to the issues that our *** were interested in, pouring cold water on the enthusiasm of everyone on the boat. Jules Verne, the famous 19th century French novelist, playwright and poet, "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"
10. Selfish indifference and continuous obsessive excessive enthusiasm will definitely be in the heart of any woman. Produce the opposite effect. French writer Balzac
11.HI Alone? Her ambiguous and hoarse voice. The hand silently rested on his leg. He looked at her coldly. He only said one word, get out. Female writer, formerly known as Lijie Annie Baby
12. It is the important task of management agencies and leaders to tear down this wall of indifference everywhere and create ways for innovative people and innovators. . Former Soviet writer Afanasyev
13. There is nothing more indifferent in the world than a clock: the moment you are born, the moment you enjoy your dreams, it counts every minute and every second It's ticking nicely. Former Soviet writer Gorky
14. What usually attracts men is this indifference, but a man finally marries a woman who admires him. Untalented women live by marrying others, and capable women live by themselves.
Hong Kong writer Yi Shu "City Stories"