1. People look small in the wilderness, but all birds in the sky are equal. ——Cen Shen of the Tang Dynasty "Reward Cui Thirteen Attendants for Climbing Yulei Mountain to Reflect on My Hometown"

Vernacular text: On the vast fields, people look very small from a distance, and birds line up in the sky. Very neat.

2. Earth, you are the mother of all things. ——Greek Meleager, "O Earth"

3. Why do I often have tears in my eyes? Because I love this land deeply. ——Modern Ai Qing's "I Love This Land"

4. We love the earth just like a newborn baby loves the warm embrace of its mother. ——Indian Seattle "The Earth"

5. The motherland is more important than life. It is our mother and our land. —— "Evening" by Neruda, Chile

6. Scientific research is like looking for land. Some people like agricultural land, industrial land. ——French Einstein's "Unified Field Theory"

7. When you live, you must find land. Looking for land is not about living. ——"Bacon's Diary" by Bacon, Germany

8. Finding land is easy, learning how to transfer land is difficult, but without one of the two, it will be useless. ——Franklin of France, "Poor Richard's Almanac"

9. As long as your heart is still beating, you must work hard to find land. ——Modern Zhang Haidi's "Questioning of Life"

10. Soil is like gold. If you are willing to explore, you will always gain something. ——Modern Lu Xun's "Collected Works of Lu Xun"