1．

If God openly opposes people, it will be difficult for anyone to deal with him. ("Homer's Epic")

2.

Survival or destruction, this is a question worth thinking about. ("Hamlet")

3.

Even if a kind person is confused in his pursuit, he will eventually realize that there is a right path. ("Faust")

4.

Knowing your own ignorance is the most reliable way to understand the world. ("Collection of Essays")

5.

Do you think I have no feelings because I am poor and plain-looking? I swear to you, if God gives me wealth and beauty, I will make it impossible for you to leave me, just like I can't leave you now. Although God did not do this, we are still spiritually equal. ("Jane Eyre")

6.

Adults have learned bad things, and God is testing them. You have not been tested yet. You should live according to the ideas of children. ("Childhood")

7.

The less heartless you are, the faster you will rise to the top. If you attack others mercilessly, they will be afraid of you. You can only treat men and women as stage horses, ride them until they are exhausted, and then throw them down when they reach the station, so that you can reach the highest peak of desire. ("Old Man Goriot")

8.

I only want to prove one thing, which is that the devil tempted me then and later told me that I had no right to go that way because I was just a louse, like all the rest. ("Crime and Punishment")

9.

Look, friend Sancho Panza, over there appeared more than thirty giants of incredible size. ("Don Quixote")

10.

I do not want you to suffer more than I do, Heathcliff. I only hope that we will never be separated: if I say something that makes you sad in the future, think that I feel the same sadness underground. For my own sake, forgive me! ("Wuthering Heights")

11．

Happy families are all the same, but unhappy families are different in their own way. ("Anna Karenina")

12.

Alas, slavish Italy, your journey of sorrow, you boat without a helmsman in the storm, you are no longer the mistress of the provinces, but a brothel! ("Divine Comedy")

13．

Burying feelings too deep can sometimes be a bad thing. If a woman hides her feelings for the man she loves, she may lose her chance of getting him. ("Pride and Prejudice")

14.

The bells rang again...one after another, quietly and peacefully. Even in the good month when a woman is a bride, the bells always have the flavor of autumn. ("The Sound and the Fury")

15.

A person is not born to be defeated. You can eliminate him, but you can't defeat him. ("The Old Man and the Sea")

16.

Of course, it’s okay, it’s good, but don’t cause any trouble. ("The Man in the Trap")

17.

Bread! Bread! We want bread! ("Sprouting")

18.

I have never loved the world, and it does the same to me. ("Selected Poems of Byron")

19.

Love should give people a sense of freedom, not imprisonment.

("Sons and Lovers")