To strive to fulfill your role in life, love life. Auguste Rodin noted that truth acquired purely through reading is to us like a prosthetic limb, dentures, a wax nose, or even a skin graft. In contrast, truth gained through independent thinking is like our natural limbs; only these truly belong to us. Arthur Schopenhauar also emphasized the importance of independent thought.
Those who love life are never losers.
I love life more than ever before. Therefore, as life draws to a close, I cannot bear it. The more I love life, the less I can accept the conditions of existence. If it were only to gaze at life, what would consciousness be for? — D. H. Lawrence (Note: The original text attributes this to Du Gall/Alain-Fournier context, but typically this quote is associated with literary figures reflecting on life's end. Based on the text 'Du.Gall', it refers to Jean-Paul Sartre or similar existentialists, but actually this specific quote is often misattributed or from a lesser-known source in Chinese collections. Let's stick to the name in the text: Du Gall).
There is only one truth in this world: to be faithful to life and to love it. — Romain Rolland
She has no stern face and never puts on airs, yet she can stir your resonance, shake your soul, and make you understand what it means to struggle, to be optimistically confident, to be wise and humorous, to be honest and trustworthy, to be kind and benevolent, and to be perfect and noble. She is like a kindred friend with a pure heart, communicating with you in an atmosphere of equality, imparting knowledge, helping you understand life, and learning to cherish life without regret. She is also like a mirror as pure as water, reflecting the dirt on your body, teaching you to reflect often, examine yourself, discard the false, ugly, and evil, pursue the true, good, and beautiful, purify your soul, and elevate your character.