The famous aphorisms about "Zweig" include:

The theme of Roland's drama was coldly received by the bourgeois audience from the beginning because it was a political idealistic hero. doctrine and revolutionary themes. Roland's rich emotions washed away the minor sexual conflicts. There is no eroticism in Roland's plays, which is why modern audiences ignore him. He created a new genre - political drama. ——Zweig

The nature of fantasy is full of secrets of eternal youth. ——Zweig

The greater a person's image, the more pain he suffers. Conversely, the more pain a person suffers, the greater his image. Here, Roland realizes that there is another kind of greatness, which is deeper than the greatness of great achievements that he often praises, and this is the greatness of pain. ... As a sufferer, he welcomes all sufferers in the world. He does not want to get the same inspiration now, but wants to establish friendship among all the lonely people in the world and explain to them the meaning of pain and suffering. great. ——Zweig

Reputations can be smart or stupid; they can be just or unjust; they can be short-lived, rash, and short-lived; they can also be slow, difficult, and follow-up. It comes from the shyness behind creation. Some reputations are bad, always come late, and consume people's efforts. ——Zweig

Achieving the impossible is the true sign of extraordinary perseverance. ——Zweig?

Experts, due to professional relationships, should be distrustful of all plans that go beyond the ordinary.——Zweig?

The patients here, except in the medical records Apart from having a name, all rights as a human being have been lost; what lies on the bed is just a living body, a thing for experimentation... - Zweig

Although thoughts have no entity, they must have Once it loses its fulcrum, it begins to roll around in a mess, and the mind cannot stand this emptiness. ——Zweig

The king can be said to be the main spring of a giant clock, which ruthlessly determines the time of work and rest. Every move from birth to death, from getting up in the morning to going to bed at night, and even the moments of love and play, do not belong to him. ——Zweig

Isn’t it true that a law, an invisible law, can only control within a few street signs, but cannot control the other side of these street signs? Of? ——Zweig

Through invisible music, he (Romain Rolland) explained that the great things of mankind do not belong to one era or one nation. It is like a sacred torch that transcends the boundaries of the times and comes from a master. It is passed from one hand to another master and will shine forever. It will not be extinguished unless human beings stop breathing. ——Zweig

Once a dogma takes control of state organs, the state will become a tool of repression and a reign of terror will be quickly established. Any speech that challenges unlimited power must be suppressed, and the necks of dissenting speakers and authors must be strangled. ——Zweig

She has forgotten, or does not understand, that as long as one drop of this slanderous venom enters the blood circulation of public opinion, it can multiply like a contagious virus, and even the most skilled doctors can Nothing can be done about it. ——Zweig

Although it is said in a colorful and eloquent way, both parties to the agreement are very clear. Their oath was not noble, it was as invisible to the sun as an owl or a bat. ——Zweig

Eternal progress accepts only the necessary parts from each system, and throws away all that limits itself, just like we throw away the peel of a fruit. ——Zweig