1. Because of our eagerness to avoid mistakes, we are often more likely to fall into absurdity. ——Horace

Because we are eager to avoid mistakes, we are often more likely to fall into absurdity.

2. The world is on a journey, not at a stop. On the dock. ——Gogol

The world is on a journey, not a dock.

3. No matter who loses his patience, he loses his soul. ——Francis Bacon

Whoever loses patience loses his soul.

4. There is nothing to be afraid of in life, only what needs to be understood thing. ——Marie Curie

There is nothing terrible in life, only something to understand.

5. Youth still has a future, which is its happiness. ——Gogol

Youth has a future, which is its happiness.

6. Hope is a good breakfast, but it is definitely the worst dinner. ——Francis Bacon

Hope is a good breakfast, but absolutely the worst dinner.

7. Humor is not a mood, but a way of looking at the world. . ——Wittgenstein

Humor is not a mood, but a way of looking at the world.

8. Taste can make people deeply happy, but it cannot capture people. ——Wittgenstein

Taste can be delightful, but it can't catch people.

9. It is better to enrich yourself with knowledge than to dress yourself up with jewelry. ——Marie Curie

It is better to enrich oneself with knowledge than to dress oneself with jewelry.

10. In a country where there must be status differences, there must be privileges. exist. ——Montesquieu

In countries with inevitably different identities, there must be privileges.

11. Good luck is enviable, but defeating bad luck is even more amazing. ——Francis Bacon

Good luck is enviable, and the victory over bad luck is even more amazing.

12. What are you laughing at? Just change the name and the story will be about you. ——Horace

What's the ***ile about? Just change your name and the story is about you.

13. Goodness is behind beauty and is the origin of beauty. ——Plotin

Good behind beauty is the origin of beauty.

14. Life is short, and wasting time is a crime. ——Albert Camus

Life is short and waste of time is a crime.

15. True generosity to the future is to dedicate everything to the present. ——Albert Camus

The true generosity to the future is to give everything to the present.

16. Genius is just constant thinking. Anyone with a brain, All have geniuses. —— Maupassant

Genius is nothing more than constant thinking. Everyone with a brain has genius.

17. You understand that a person’s life is neither as good as people think, nor as good as people think. Not that bad.

—— Maupassant

You see, people's life is neither so good nor so bad as people think.

18. The love of those we don't love only stays on the surface. It will evaporate quickly. ——Paul Giordano

The love of those we don't love stays on the surface and will soon evaporate.

19. I pretend to be heartless, but I actually hate myself. of affection. ——Calvino

I pretend to be ruthless, but I really hate my feelings.

20. The choice only takes a few seconds, and then use the rest of the time to pay off the debt. ——Paul Giordano

Choose only a few seconds and then use the rest of the time to pay off the debt.

21. A person who knows too much will I found it difficult not to lie. ——Wittgenstein

A person who knows too much will find it difficult not to lie.

22. To know everything at once means knowing nothing at all. . ——Pavlov

If you want to know everything all at once, you will know nothing.

23. If your facial features are not straight, complaining about the mirror will not help. ——Gogol

If your facial features are not right, plaining about the mirror is not helpful.

24. I will not look for trouble. Trouble usually finds me. ——J.K. Rowling

I'm not going to get into trouble. Trouble usually finds me.

25. Make life a fantasy, and then turn the fantasy into Reality. ——Marie Curie

Make life a fantasy, and then a fantasy into reality.

26. When in doubt, go to the library. ——J.K. Rowling

When in doubt, go to the library.

27. The truth is a beautiful and terrifying thing that needs to be treated with extreme caution. ——J.K. Rowling

Truth is a beautiful and terrible thing that needs to be treated with great caution.

28. Sometimes, we fall in love with someone other than the other person , but my own love. —— Maupassant

Sometimes, we don't fall in love with each other, but with our own love.

29. All great actions and thoughts have a trivial one. start. ——Albert Camus

Every great action and thought has a *** all beginning.

30. Learning requires the greatest tension and greatest enthusiasm from people. ——Pavlov

Learning demands the greatest tension and enthusia *** .

31. Don’t rely on dreams and forget about life. ——J.K. Rowling

Don't rely on dreams to fet life.

32. I live to learn, but learning is not to live. ——Francis Bacon

I live to learn, but learning is not to live.

33. Don’t play with what’s deep in another person’s heart.

——Wittgenstein

Don't play with something deep inside another person.

34. I might as well act as a whetstone to make the steel knife sharp, although it I can't cut anything myself. ——Horace

I might as well use a grindstone to sharpen the steel knife, though it can cut nothing by itself.

35. Reasonable arrangement of time is equivalent to saving time. ——Francis Bacon

Reasonable arrangement of time is tantamount to saving time.

36. To prevent the abuse of power, power must be restrained by power. ——Montesquieu

To prevent abuse of power, power must be restrained by power.

37. If God wants to punish a person, he must first take away his reason. ——Gogol

If God wants to punish a man, he must first seize his reason.

38. Freedom is not unlimited freedom, freedom is the ability to make laws. The power to license anything. ——Montesquieu

Freedom is not unlimited freedom. Freedom is a power that can do anything permitted by law.

39. A person can not believe his own feelings, but Can't help but believe in his own beliefs. ——Wittgenstein

A person can not believe in his own feelings, but can not believe in his own beliefs.

40. People must have perseverance, otherwise they will achieve nothing. ——Marie Curie

People should have perseverance, otherwise they will achieve nothing.

41. I am not a man, but a cloud wearing pants. ——Mayakovsky

I am not a man, but a cloud in trousers.

42. The deeper a person studies nature, the less he knows! ——Gogol

The deeper one studies nature, the less one knows!

43. Politics is a blunted knife. He frustrates and frustrates slowly. achieve its purpose slowly. ——Montesquieu

Politics is a blunt knife of frustration, which he slowly achieves.

44. There is only one responsibility we have heard of, and that is love. ——Albert Camus

The only responsibility we have ever heard of is love.

45. If you are not desperate for life, you will not love life. ——Albert Camus

Without despair of life, one cannot love life.

46. Never think that you know everything at any time. ——Pavlov

No matter when, never think you know everything.

47. The most unbearable loneliness is the lack of true friendship. ——Francis Bacon

The most unbearable loneliness is the lack of true friendship.

48. The weak wait for opportunities, and the strong create opportunities. ——Marie Curie

The weak wait for the opportunity, the strong make the opportunity.

49. Death is, you add the world and then subtract you.

——Calvino

Death is, you add the world and subtract you.

50. Experimental failure may be the beginning of discovery. ——Pavlov

Failure in experiment may be the beginning of discovery.

51. He was so anxious that he felt that the road was twice as long as usual. —— Maupassant

He was so anxious that he thought the road was ice as long as usual.

52. Whoever wants to eat nuts must break open the shell. ——Platus

Whoever wants to eat nuts must break the hard shell.

53. People must have patience, especially confidence. ——Marie Curie

One must have patience, especially confidence.

54. Expressing our true self is our own choice, which is more important than our ability. ——J.K. Rowling

It is our choice to express our true self, which is more important than our ability.

55. Genius can only be revealed in adversity. A wealthy environment will bury it. ——Horace

Genius can only be shown in adversity, but it will be buried in a wealthy environment.

56. Books are ships crossing the sea of ??time. ——Francis Bacon

Books are ships that cross the sea of ??time.

57. Although I have some advantages, the advantages that I value most are not It's my humility. ——Montesquieu

Although I have some advantages, my own most important advantage is my modesty.

58. To see the people on the ground clearly, you must communicate with the ground Keep your distance. ——Calvino

If you want to see the people on the ground clearly, you must keep a distance from the ground.

59. Judging whether life is worth experiencing is itself In answering fundamental questions of philosophy. ——Albert Camus

To judge whether life is worth experiencing is to answer the basic questions of philosophy.

60. Except for nature, do not regard other people’s examples as your own. guide. ——Wittgenstein

Except for nature, don't use other people's examples as your guide.

61. Pay less attention to other people's anecdotes and private affairs, and pay more attention to other people's ideas and opinions. ——Marie Curie

Care less about other people's anecdotes and private affairs, pay more attention to other people's ideas and views.

62. There seems to be something floating in the fragrant air. Something sweet, wonderful, divine. —— Maupassant

There seems to be something sweet, wonderful and sacred floating in the fragrant air.

63. Death is the beginning of another adventure.

——J.K. Rowling

Death is the beginning of another adventure.