Bernard Shaw. On November 2, 1950, Bernard Shaw died of illness at the age of 94. His epitaph states: "I have known for a long time that no matter how long I live, this kind of thing will happen sooner or later."

In addition, the following two humorous pieces are more famous:

The first story: A rich businessman met George Bernard Shaw on a narrow road. The rich businessman said: "I never give way to a dog." The writer said: "I am just the opposite of you."

The second story: One day, a rich man saw He was thinking deeply about a problem, so the rich man stepped forward and said: "I am willing to pay one hundred pounds to buy the problem that Bernard Shaw is thinking about." Bernard Shaw laughed and said that the problem he was thinking about was not worth so much, and at best it was only worth one. Pounds, the rich man became even more curious, and after questioning, George Bernard Shaw smiled and said: "I'm thinking of you!" ”

Famous quotes include: (1) The first draft of any great work is bullshit. (2) Revolutionary action attracts the best and worst elements in society (3) Reasonable people make themselves Adapt to the world; irrational people insist on the world adapting to themselves. (4) A fool will always find that there are even more foolish people who admire him.