句子使用了倒装结构（Only after... can you...），强调了“争吵”这一条件的重要性，逻辑清晰，表达有力。
The beauty of nature has always been abundant and dignified, solemn and self-possessed, like a kind of order, a kind of principle.
He sighed softly, perhaps we are all people who cannot give each other a future. Perhaps we have already lost the ability to love and be loved, becoming two disabled figures ruined by time.
If there were no tears, the heart would be a dried-up lake.
Those who truly need to find me will seek me through every means. But in fact, in this world, there is no person who absolutely must be found, or a thing that absolutely must be done. — Annie Baby, "Years of Flowers"
Sometimes I just sit on the windowsill, curling up my bare feet, tilting my face slightly.
Through this incident, I realized: Only after an argument can you truly see a person. Only then can you clearly understand their true character.
I do not believe that social animals who always have a crowd of friends around them are free from loneliness deep in their hearts. Genuine and profound feelings never have a lively exterior.
Writing a letter in water, it disappears as you write. Believe in the water; it knows everything but does not require strong proof. — Annie Baby, "Sleeping in the Void"
Once life is exhibited, it becomes distorted and changes flavor. There are already too many actors around.
The clear wind and moon of the world are like a silent manifestation.
大自然的美，从来都是丰盛端庄的，郑重自持，如同一种秩序，一种道理。
他轻轻地叹息，也许我们都是无法给彼此未来的人。也许彼此都已经丧失爱和被爱的能力，是两个被时间摧残得面目全非的残废的人。
如果没有了眼泪，心是一面干涸的湖。
真正需要找到我的人，会通过一切途径来寻找。但事实上，这个世间，并不存在非找到不可的人，或非做不可的事情。——安妮宝贝《素年锦时》
有时就坐在窗台上，蜷起赤裸的双脚，微微侧着脸。
通过这事，我明白了：只有在争吵后，才能真正看清一个人。这时候，才能清楚他们的真实性格。
我不认为那些呼朋引伴，身边始终有大堆人围绕的社交动物，内心深处会没有寂寞。真实而深厚的感情，绝不会有一个热闹的表象。
在水中写一封信，一边写一边消失。要相信水，它熟知一切，却不需要强有力的证明。——安妮宝贝《眠空》
人的生活一旦被展览，就会失真且变味。周围演戏的人就够多了。
世间的晴朗风月，如同一种静默的昭示。
"Why fear ghosts when it is humans who cause you harm?"
"The book explores the dark and selfish aspects of human nature."
"The human body is fragile, yet its desires are often disproportionately strong."
"When faced with money and interests, the distinction between a gentleman and a petty man"
"Without compassion, one is not truly human; without shame, one is not human; without modesty, one is not human; without a sense of right and wrong, one is not human."