There are the following philosophical sayings:

1. Being unforgettable and reluctant in life is the beginning of happiness. It is not always necessary to have new things and then throw away the old ones, so there will be no memory. Happiness is built slowly from these things. —— Jiang Xun

2. Frustration is a necessary process in life. How have you reacted to the frustration of others? Watching the fire from the other side or feeling the same? Perhaps aid and kindness have been dispelled, but everyone who has experienced the trough knows what he needs at that moment.

3. There are always some successful people, such as business people, who, when looking back, claim that a certain book has influenced their lives. I doubt the sincerity of this sentence to a great extent. People always hope that one thing will suddenly change everything.

4. Time is irreversible. The hourglass of my life will disappear, and I will unconsciously follow the rules towards my death with everyone else. -Owen Aron's When Nietzsche Crys

5. I believe that in an era when idealism is generally ridiculed, a person still insists on being an idealist, not because of naivety, but because of spiritual maturity and consciousness. -Zhou Guoping's "I think, therefore I am"

6. Scientists give us order in our thoughts; Morality gives us order in action; Art gives us order in grasping the visible, tangible and audible appearance. Cassirer

7. To make people truly educated, they must possess three qualities: profound knowledge, habit of thinking and noble sentiment. Not much knowledge is ignorance; Not used to thinking is rude or stupid; Without noble sentiments, it is vulgar.

8. Friendship in youth goes hand in hand with each other. Because of the existence of good friends, the road to youth is no longer lonely. Companionship when frustrated and sharing when happy will give us upward strength. People will meet many friends in their life, and the person who grew up with you in youth may not have to be guarded all his life.

9. In this world, there is always a difference between treating people equally and trying to make them equal. The former is a prerequisite for a free society, while the latter is like d? What Tocqueville described means a new form of slavery. Hayek