1. The shortcut to glory is to have nothing. ——Samuel Butler

2. If you gain something, you lose something at the same time. ——Gu Long

3. Truth has such power. The more you want to attack it, the more your attacks will enrich and prove it. ——Galileo

4. Great men will die, but death cannot erase their names. ——Born

5. Vanity can hardly be said to be a bad behavior, but all evil deeds revolve around vanity and are nothing more than a means to satisfy vanity. ——Bergson

6. As long as you don’t care about gains and losses, is there anything in life that you can’t find a way to overcome? ——Hemingway

7. A vain person covers up an ugly underwear with a gorgeous coat. ——Shakespeare

8. Death is inevitable for all people, and it may be heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than a feather. ——Sima Qian

9. There is nothing more banal and banal than hoping to get ahead. ——Holmes

10. To be mentally strong, one prerequisite is to underestimate the gains and losses of things outside oneself. People who worry about gains and losses will not have an open mind, a calm state of mind, or true bravery. ——Yu Dan

11. Don’t be afraid of gains and losses in the face of life and death. ——Su Che

12. Man’s bounden duty is to have the courage to explore the truth. ——Copernicus

13. What you take must be given, and what you prohibit must be relaxed. ——Su Shi

14. Truth is truth only because it is opposed to fallacy and hypocrisy. ——Chernyshevsky

15. People with strong vanity sometimes criticize themselves and sometimes praise themselves to profit from it, but humble people never say a word for themselves. ——La Fontaine

16. The price paid for the effort to seek the truth is always much higher than possessing it without risk. ——Lesing

17. Temporary strength depends on strength, and eternal victory or defeat depends on reason. ——Cao Yu

18. If you are poor, you can benefit yourself; if you are rich, you can help the world. ——Mencius

19. Nothing can be known until it is effective, and nothing can be said without evidence. ——Wang Chong

20. Those who insist on the truth are great. ——Hugo

21. Being both whimsical and pragmatic is the unique style of scientific workers. Let us explore infinite truths in the infinite river of the universe! ——Guo Moruo

22. Love elegance and extend poetry to know the gains and losses. ——Chen Shou

23. Even if we only see a glimmer of truth, we cannot let its brilliance dim. ——Li Siguang

24. All reputations enjoy an unimaginable prestige, regardless of where they come from. ——Balzac

25. Truth is not a coin that is ready-made and can be hidden in your pocket. ——Lessing

26. As long as a person is willing to explore deeply below the surface of things, even if he himself may not see it correctly, he will clear the way for others, and even make his mistakes finally clear the way for others. Serve the cause of truth. ——Bock

27. In life, vanity is an interest that is distinguished by creation. People who compare vanity with artistic interests and think about it may be able to find a practical solution to vanity. ——Miki Kiyoshi

28. The road to honor is not paved with flowers. ——Dante

29. Having a good reputation is more important than having money. ——Cyrus

30. While hoping for impossible perfection, people will lose the good things they could have obtained. ——Anonymous

31. The truth does not exist in the uglified reality. ——George Sand

32. Truth is the daughter of time. ——Leonardo Da Vinci

33. Vanity makes us pretend to be something other than what we are in order to win the approval of others, but hypocrisy encourages us to cover up our sins with the appearance of virtue in an attempt to avoid others. of blame. —— Fielding

34. How rare are the small diamonds of truth, but once mined and polished, they can be durable, hard and bright. ——Beveridge

35. The more difficulties you encounter, the greater the honor you get. ——Cicero

36. Wealth is like sea water: the more you drink, the more thirsty you become. The same is true for fame. ——Schopenhauer

37. The most shameful ones are those who follow the legacy of their fathers, do not know how to tell the prophets, and are blindly arrogant. The best glory should come from our own actions, not relying on our family. ——Shakespeare

38. Just because I forget about favors and disgrace, I won’t hurt my nerves here. ——Hui Yan

39. A hero is a person who does what is needed for the benefit of human society at a decisive moment. ——Fuchik

40. A person is valued or despised in the world; it depends on his actions and himself.

——Anonymous

41. The article tells the story of the ages, knowing the gains and losses. ——Du Fu

42. We can’t stand other people’s vanity because it hurts our vanity. ——Larochevko

43. Reputation is like a river. What it floats is often frivolous things, rather than entities with real weight. ——Bacon

44. Human beings use cognitive activities to understand things and practical activities to change things; use the former to master the universe and the latter to create the universe. ——Croce.

45. In order to save one person’s life, he betrayed the liberation cause of millions of people and was spurned by millions of people. What’s the point of living? ——Wang Ruofei

46. When you see something desirable, you don’t care about what is hateful. When you see something beneficial, you don’t care about what is harmful. Therefore, if you move, you will be trapped, and if you act, you will be humiliated. This is the danger of partial injury. ——Xunzi

47. Those with pure nature are honored, those with turbid nature are disgraced. ——Zuo Fen

48. The journey of truth does not require an entry permit. ——Joliot Curie

49. "Be prepared to fail to meet victory." This is an attitude that a person must have when facing gains and losses. If you only prepare for success but not for failure, it will be too late when you fail. ——Romain Rolland

50. Free and easy: One is not caring about personal gains and losses; the other is only caring about what you once had, not forever; the third is being able to take it, let it go, and not live for others. ——Excerpt from the newspaper

51. Excessive reputation is really a huge burden. ——Forte

52. For one person to discover the fruitful truth, it requires millions of people to destroy their lives in failed explorations and tragic mistakes. ——Mendeleev

53. Truth is a child of time, not a child of authority. ——Brecht

54. If you ask, you will gain it; if you give it up, you will lose it. Seeking is beneficial to gaining, and seeking is mine. There is a way to seek, and there is a destiny to obtain. This is because seeking is not beneficial to obtaining, and it is also seeking something outside. ——Mencius

55. Respecting people should not be more important than respecting the truth. ——Plato

56. A lie will destroy the entire reputation of an upright person. ——Gracian

57. The main characteristic of a well-trained thinker is that he does not easily draw conclusions without sufficient evidence. ——Beveridge

58. We seek the truth. In all events, obtaining the truth is the highest comfort. ——Santayena

59. It is better to be hated for what you have done than to be loved for an unrealistic reputation. ——Gide

60. Instill truth into his mind, just to ensure that he does not fill his mind with falsehoods. ——Rousseau

61. Any credible truth is an image of truth. —— Blake

62. Using copper as a mirror, you can straighten your clothes; using ancient times as a mirror, you can know the ups and downs; using people as a mirror, you can understand gains and losses. ——Wu Jing

63. If you see someone humiliated by a city man, you will forget it as time goes by; if you see someone humiliated by a gentleman, you will never forget it for the rest of your life. ——Qian Qi

64. Early prosperity also dries up early, easy to gain and easy to lose.

——Zhang Tingyu