点击下方单词，组成正确的英文句子( 单词数量:26 )
连续使用三个if条件句构成排比，层层递进，逻辑严密，强调了内在改变的重要性。
I have never regarded ease and pleasure as ends in themselves — a theoretical foundation I call the "pigsty ideal." …… The vulgar goals that people strive for — wealth, vanity, and a luxurious lifestyle — I find despicable. One should believe that one is a victor in life. If the sole purpose of our existence were individual happiness… then life would become a terrible hell.
Words are like leaves; the denser they grow, the harder it is to find abundant fruit.
If you cannot see hope, change your environment; if you cannot change your environment, change yourself; if you cannot change yourself, change your mindset.
When night falls and I gaze at the brilliant sky, I feel it filled with countless dreams, reminding myself that life is like a race: without striving, failure is certain! When you miss someone, miss them wholeheartedly, for perhaps one day, you will never miss them so deeply again. Joy knows no class or race; in fact, everyone possesses joy. It is right by your side; let it jump to life.
The moment you feel furthest from a friend is when you see her wearing clothes you have never seen, taking photos in a place you are not, captioning things you do not know about, and commenting on people you do not recognize.
Unrequited love is destined to wound one heart!
我从未将安逸与享乐视为生活的终极目的——这种基础理论，被我称为“猪栏的理想”。……人们苦苦追求的庸俗目标——财富、虚荣、奢华的生活，在我看来皆是可鄙的。我们应当坚信，自己是生活的征服者。如果生活的全部意义仅在于个人的幸福……那么，生活必将沦为恐怖的地狱。
言语如同树叶，越是繁茂密集，越难以寻觅到丰硕的果实。
若无法看见希望，便改变环境；若无法改变环境，便改变自己；若无法改变自己，便调整心态。
每当夜深人静，凝视璀璨夜空时，我仿佛感到那里装满了无数梦想，并告诉自己：生命正如一场比赛，若不奋力争取，注定失败！当你思念一个人时，请尽情思念，因为或许某天，你再也不会如此深切地想念对方。快乐并无等级或种族之分，其实每个人都拥有快乐，它就在你身旁，应当让它跳跃起来。
感觉离朋友最遥远的时刻，是看见她穿着你没见过的衣服，在没有你的地方拍下照片，配文是你不知晓的事，评论的是你不认识的人。
单恋，注定要让一颗心受伤！
"To change others, one must first know, conquer, and change oneself."
"To change your destiny, the most important thing is to change yourself."
"Changing the world is difficult, while changing oneself is relatively easier."
"While we cannot change the mirror, we can change ourselves."
"Changing the world is difficult, but changing oneself is relatively easier."