Emotional dialogue recorded in one sentence per person

1. Once a flower withers, the whole spring cannot be desolate. (Balzac)

Suitable for themes such as "part and whole", "pessimism and optimism". For example, when writing about the theme of "pessimism and optimism", you can use it like Li Zhaizhu: "One star goes out, but it cannot dim the entire starry sky; one flower withers, and the entire spring cannot be barren. Don't cry for the partial dimness, but see the whole Only in this way can the whole person's mentality be positive and optimistic, just like the bright spring."

2. Society is a quagmire, and we have to stand on high ground. (Balzac)

What Balzac said is that if society is a mud pit, if you don’t want to be contaminated by the mud, you must keep a certain distance from the mud pit, and it is best to stand on high ground.

Suitable for themes such as "keep your distance" and "keep yourself clean". For example, when writing about the theme of "keeping distance", you can use it like Li Zhaizhu: "The lotus can emerge from the mud without being stained, wash the clear ripples without being demonic, be straight in the middle and straight to the outside, neither creeping nor branching, it is indeed a gentleman among flowers." However, it is quite difficult for many people to do this, so just settle for the next best thing. If society is a mud pit and you cannot get out of it, at least keep a certain distance and stand tall. On the ground. In this way, you will not be polluted by mud and can be clean."

3. Reading the works of famous writers can cultivate eloquence. (Voltaire)

Applicable to topics such as "reading classics" and "reading effects". For example, when writing about the theme of "reading classics", you can use it like Li Zhaizhu: "If reading is to talk to people, then reading classics is to have spiritual friendship with wise men. Reading the masterpieces of famous writers can cultivate a noble spirit and become a knowledgeable person. It can also cultivate eloquence, which has hundreds of benefits and no disadvantages, so it is worthy of our efforts."

4. There will be no great cause without great difficulties. (Voltaire)

Suitable for themes such as "hardening" and "overcoming difficulties". For example, when writing about the theme of "hardening", you can use it like Leader Li: "If you don't go through wind and rain, you can't see the rainbow. In the same way, there won't be a great cause without huge difficulties. Great people have gone through it. Only in the desert can you reach the peak of glory. If you want to become a pioneer warrior like Haiyan, you must first withstand the fierce test of the storm! "Those who plant trees must cultivate their roots, and those who plant virtues must cultivate their hearts." ——Ming Dynasty thinker Wang Shouren (Wang Yangming), "Zhuan Xilu"

● There are brave men in the world who are not surprised when they are suddenly attacked, and are not angry when they are attacked without reason. ——Su Shi

● If grass and trees do not endure frost and snow, their business will not be stable; if we do not endure hardship, our virtue and wisdom will not be achieved. ——Qing? Shen Jinsi

● Independent spirit and free will must be fought for, and they must be fought for life and death. ——Chen Yinke

● The meaning of life lies in giving, not in receiving, nor in fighting for. ──Ba Jin

● Life has three levels: the first level is material life, the second level is spiritual life, and the third level is soul life. ——Feng Zikai

● If you want to see the civilization of a country, you only need to examine three things: first, look at how they treat children; second, look at how they treat women; third, look at how they use Leisure time. ——Hu Shi