Philosophy is the fundamental principle and wisdom of life; it is the philosophical study of life's questions and the theoretical form of one's outlook on life.
1. I never believe that any innate or acquired talent can achieve success without the quality of firm and long-term hard work. — [UK] Dickens
2. Life only happens once, so why stay behind? Face reality with a smile and grace; trust that the blue sky and white clouds always belong to you.
3. Love is "a consuming fire that sets all other emotions ablaze... injecting them with new strength... that is why people say love creates heroes." — [France] Rousseau
4. Please mount the horse of idealism and whip it to set off on your journey.
5. What is lost is not regrettable; what is regrettable is losing what you already possess.
6. Knowing how to utilize the wisdom of others implies that you possess some talent yourself. — Stanislaw
7. Love civilization, not treasures; be a master, not a slave. — Deng Tuo
8. A person with a normal mind will never be complacent. — [France] Saint-Simon
9. Responsibility is a power that rises with us every morning. — [USA] Gladstone
10. Bravery is the middle ground between confidence and fear. — [Ancient Greece] Aristotle
11. To live is to write your own life: smiles and tears, success and failure, joy and pain.
12. Every person is the architect of their own fate; a brilliant future awaits our construction. — [USA] Longfellow
13. Life is a song that requires you to fill it with beautiful notes; life is a painting that you must color with beautiful hues.
14. No law has the right to obstruct the practice of truth. — [UK] Shelley
15. In the most beautiful world of ideals, everything is set for the most noble purposes. — Voltaire
16. Do not give up the power of your soul, and do not miss every opportunity to rewrite your life; life is actually like pottery—you can shape it into whatever form you desire.
17. I want to thank all the fans of Chelsea Football Club; the love between us will never end.
18. Those who reduce friendship to self-interest, I believe, have discarded the most precious part of friendship. — [Ancient Greece, Philosopher] Cicero
19. To learn and realize respect for others is to respect yourself; to learn and realize appreciation for others is to appreciate yourself; to learn and realize care for others is to care for yourself; to learn and realize love for others is to love yourself.
20. Live with integrity and act with diligence.
21. There are two tragedies in life: one is total despair, and the other is being overconfident.
22. The lazy man discards time and loses life; the mediocre man consumes time and wastes life; the wise man creates time and transcends life.
23. Good people plant virtue and receive blessings from heaven; evil people plant calamity and leave disasters for their descendants.
24. Just as there must be a balance in social production, there must also be a balance in social consumption.
25. Although infants have no defensive capabilities, they have mothers who are at their disposal, families that protect their mothers, a society that supports the family structure, and a tradition that provides cultural continuity to the entire system of upbringing and training. — Erik Erikson
26. Youth means infinite possibilities.
27. You are always the protagonist of your own life; do not always play a supporting role in someone else's drama.
28. Meeting a sheep makes you a hero; meeting a hero makes you a sheep.
29. A book is both a friend and a place you can visit whenever you wish.
30. Jack Ma said: The world is not about what you can do, but what you should do.
31. Humor is better than bluntness, less talk is better than much talk; frankness is better than disguise, naturalness is better than sophistry; a calm mind leaves no room for excessive dreams, and seeking through struggle is not as good as following fate. — Aesop
32. In suffering, we learn to cherish happiness.
33. When it comes to the bond between parents and children: mother and child are connected by heart, father and child by nature. — Shan Tianfang
34. Suffering is like dark clouds. From a distance, they appear as a vast expanse of black, but when you are in them, they are merely grey.
35. Treat life with a positive attitude: no matter what happens, please accept life quietly and happily, bravely, boldly, and always with a smile.
36. The greatest tragedy in life is to climb to the top of the ladder only to discover it was leaning against the wrong wall.
37. Life is a collection of interconnectedness, one after another, without end.
38. Cry if you want to; even the flowers of life need watering.
39. One must have the spirit of going all the way; retreating at the right moment is a state of being, but going all the way is a spirit. Persistence will not go wrong; persistence is success!
40. Refraining from killing leads to longevity. Refraining from stealing leads to constancy. Refraining from lust leads to purity. Refraining from deception leads to respect and trust. Refraining from intoxication leads to mental clarity.