Shakespeare’s famous sayings: 1. Books are the nutrition of the whole world. Life without books is like the earth without sunshine; wisdom without books is like a bird without wings. 2. Time will pierce the colorful decorations on the surface of youth, dig deep grooves and shallow grooves on the forehead of beauty, and eat up rare treasures! Naturally beautiful, nothing can escape his sweeping scythe. 3. Listen more, speak less, accept everyone's blame, but reserve your final verdict.

William Shakespeare (1564-1616) was the most important British writer, outstanding dramatist and poet during the European Renaissance. He has created a large number of popular literary works and occupies a special position in the history of European literature. He is known as "Zeus on Mount Olympus of human literature". Together with the three great tragedians of ancient Greece, Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides, he is collectively known as the four greatest tragedians in the history of drama.

1. For anything in the world, the interest in pursuing time is always stronger than the interest in enjoying time. When a newly launched ship sets sail out of the harbor, it looks like a pampered boy caressing and hugging the frivolous wind! But when it came back, the hull of the ship had been eroded by the wind and the sun, and the sails had turned into knotted rags. How like a desolate prodigal, it was bullied wantonly by the frivolous wind! "The Merchant of Venice"

2. To drown when you see the shore is to die doubly miserably; to starve when there is food in front of you is to be ten times more anxious; to see the plaster for a wound is to make it ten times more miserable. The pain is even more unbearable; things that can soothe sorrow can bring sorrow to its peak. "The Humiliation of Lucrece"

3. A set of beautiful words is just a folk song. A good leg will fall; a straight back will bend; a black beard will turn white; a head of curly hair will become bald; a beautiful face will wither; a pair of round eyes will sink - But a sincere heart, Katie, is the sun and the moon - or rather, it is the sun, not the moon; for the sun is bright and brilliant, never waxing and waning, but always the same, keeping its word. of the zodiac. "Henry V"

Shakespeare probably didn't have any famous aphorisms about happiness

Thank you, I hope you will adopt them