1, what really matters is not living, but living well. -(Greece) Plato

Only after experiencing the hardships of life can we know the true cost of life. -(Germany) Goethe

The value of life is not measured by time, but by depth. Leo Tolstoy

Every time you are disappointed in life, you can pin your mind on noble character, pure feelings and happiness, so that you can masturbate. -(France) Flaubert

Anyone who thinks that his life and human life are meaningless is not only unfortunate, but also difficult to adapt to life. -(America) Einstein

6. At the beginning of life, a magnificent future unfolds before our eyes; At the end of life, what we see is the distant past. -(Germany) Schopenhauer

7, people alive, always can't be like a wild mushroom, born from the soil, and quickly rotted in the old place where it grew, leaving no traces of his activities before his death. -(Germany) Goethe

Second, examples about the value of life:

1, Steven? Hawking1942 65438+/KLOC-0 was born in Oxford on October 8th, and he was fascinated by models when he was a child. When he was a teenager, he not only liked making model planes and ships, but also made many different kinds of war games with his classmates, reflecting his desire to study and manipulate things. This desire drove him to pursue a doctorate and made great achievements in the study of black holes and cosmology.

2. Lei Feng said: "People's life is limited, but serving the people is infinite. I want to devote my limited life to serving the people indefinitely. " Although Lei Feng only spent a short period of 22 years in the world, he was always full of enthusiasm for the revolutionary cause, and he consciously did everything that was beneficial to the people. His life is an ordinary and great life? . ?

3. TieWang Man Jinxi, in order to get rid of China's "poor oil" hat and carry forward the spirit of not being afraid of hardship and fatigue, led the broad masses of workers to make outstanding contributions on the oil front and won the title of "Iron Man".

Huxley, a famous British naturalist and a staunch supporter of evolution, believes that as long as we have the ability to improve things, our first duty is to use it to train all our wisdom and ability and serve the highest cause of mankind. It is under this belief that the question of the origin of human beings was first raised in the world? .