1) Society is like a ship, and everyone must be prepared to steer the ship. ——Ibsen

2) When choosing friends, you must be calm and don't act too hastily. You must be cautious when breaking off friendships. People who can speak openly to you are your best friends. ——Johnson

3) Some people are destined to be fools. They do stupid things not by choice, but by fate. ——French writer La Rochefoucauld

4) Choose friends slowly and change friends even more slowly. ——American industrialist, scientist, social activist, thinker and diplomat Franklin

5) Life is not a pleasure, but a very heavy work. ——Leo Tolstoy

6) Anyone who chooses a miser as a friend or trusts in the false friendship of a selfish and cowardly person is at risk of being misunderstood. ——British writer Thomas Brown

7) It is better to often choose less hope than to have more. ——German writer Kampis "The Study of Christ"

8) Books are like friends and must be chosen carefully. ——Hades

9) The past belongs to Death, and the future belongs to you. ——Shelley

10) The friends you choose determine your destiny. ——Writer, speaker, entrepreneur Chen Anzhi

11) Books must be chosen to read; people must be chosen to make friends; words must be chosen and listened to; roads must be chosen and walked. ——Zhang Luxiang, a Neo-Confucian scholar in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty

12) If I can't catch him or keep him, I will let him fly. Because he has his own wings and the right to choose his own sky. ——Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami

13) Those who accomplished great things in ancient times not only had extraordinary talents, but also had perseverance. ——Su Shi, a poet of the Song Dynasty

14) The old things are forgotten like smoke, and the world is wide with selflessness in my heart. ——Tao Zhu

15) Generally speaking, a talented person has difficulty getting along with others, and the people he chooses are very few. ——French thinker and jurist Montesquieu

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

17) All self-interested lives are not rational and rational lives. ——Lev

18) Only by devoting oneself to society can one find the meaning of that short and risky life. ——Einstein

19) The value of a person should depend on what he contributes, not what he obtains. ——Einstein

20) Choosing friends is like panning for gold. ——Li Xianyong, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, "Ancient Meanings"

21) People full of joy and fighting spirit always welcome thunder and sunshine with joy. —— Huxley

22) It is strange that people who are accustomed to giving orders always like to deliberately solicit other people's opinions, but they never leave people with no choice. ——Martial arts novelist Gu Long's "The Moon and the Stars"

23) Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you, and don't do to others what you want to do to others. Everyone has their own choice. ——Musician Xu Song

24) People who are full of joy and fighting spirit will always send off thunder and lightning with joy. —— Huxley

25) Choosing friends is like choosing melons. Do you want me to tell you why? Because to find one that is familiar, you have to pick a hundred. ——K. Merme

26) Choosing friends should be like choosing books to read. First, you must be cautious, and second, you must control the quantity. ——British writer Jen Howell

27) Success and excuses will never go together: if you choose success, you will have no excuses, and if you choose excuses, you will not have success. ——Writer, speaker, entrepreneur Chen Anzhi

28) Being good at selecting key points means saving time, but rushing around without knowing the key points is equivalent to firing cannons indiscriminately. ——British Renaissance writer and philosopher Bacon

29) All we can do is bet on the person we choose. So our whole job is to choose the right people. ——Jack Welch, Chairman and CEO of General Electric Company

30) If I choose to end my life on my own, you must also think clearly about it, because this will be a terrible situation for me. happiness. ——Taiwanese female writer, formerly known as Chen Maoping Sanmao

31) Hope is attached to existence. When there is existence, there is hope, and when there is hope, there is light. ——Lu Xun

32) The next best thing to choosing good friends is choosing good books. ——American modern artist Calder

33) When a person uses work to welcome the light, the light will soon shine on him. ——Feng Xuefeng

34) The truth of life is like a strong drink. It will not be so delicious without being refined over and over again! ——Guo Xiaochuan

35) So I choose to use my wandering life to forget. ——Female writer, formerly known as Lijie Annie Baby

36) If you want to be a real hero, you have no choice. You have to either succeed or become a benevolent person. ——Hitchcock

37) I would never choose any other country to be my motherland, even if I had great freedom of choice.

——Klops Rock

38) Destiny is a blind, moody foster mother who is often generous and generous to the children she raises without any choice. ——British writer Samuel Butler

39) Choosing books should be as careful as making friends, because your habits are as much affected by books as by friends. ——British poet Thomas Hood

40) There are turning points in life, and each time seems to be caused by chance, but in fact it is inevitable. Compliance is the only option. ——Film and television actor Song Dandan

41) Hu Yidao: Treasure and wife, choose your wife. ——Martial arts novelist Jin Yong's "Snowy Mountain Flying Fox"

42) Everyone has the right to choose what they like or dislike. I will always insist on being my happy self! ——The Voice of China contestant Xu Haixing

43) Unfortunately, everyone has his own destiny. You have no choice. If I could choose, I wouldn’t want to live here and now. ——Contemporary Chinese writer Wang Xiaobo

44) No one would choose the entire world in isolation, because man is a political creature, and his nature requires living with him. ——Ancient Greek philosopher and scientist Aristotle

45) All self-interested lives are irrational and animal lives. ——Leo Tolstoy

46) Human reason destroys superstition, and human emotions will also destroy egoism. ——Heine

47) Between genius and diligence, I choose diligence without hesitation. She is the midwife of almost all achievements in the world. ——German-Jewish American, physicist Einstein

48) In today's society, our pain is not that we have no choices, but that we have too many choices. This is the confusion that a prosperous era brings us. ——Yu Dan, professor at Beijing Normal University and cultural scholar

49) Selflessness is rare because there is no profit from it.

——Brecht