1. A middle school student should develop the habit of reading newspapers every day, so as to broaden his horizons; it is sad that an educated person does not know what is happening in the country and the world! ——Lu Yao's "Ordinary World"

2. Young people still see very little and are lost in too much information. Information does not equal vision. ——Chen Danqing's "Waste Collection"

3. Why didn't you manage your life well and work hard in your previous life? Why don't you let yourself have qualities that others can't take away, such as self-cultivation, vision, and many...? That's why when you meet a truly outstanding person, you can only regret that you are not worthy of it. ——Jiu Yuexi's "Dear Freud"

4. These outstanding four-legged animals have many virtues. Comparing them with the corruption and depravity of human beings opened my eyes and expanded my horizons. . ——Jonathan Swift, "Gulliver's Travels"

5. There is only victory and defeat in the eyes, and no human feelings. People have to look far away, and after passing the mountains, their horizons will broaden. As long as a person doesn't see others' kindness or their sagacity, he has no tolerance for others. ——Wong Kar-wai's "The Grandmaster"