Extract sentences (or poems) that show the beauty, loyalty and responsibility of love.

In A Chinese Odyssey, Stephen Chow said to Athena Chu: I once had a sincere feeling before me, and I didn't cherish it. If there is another chance, I want to say those three words to her: I love you. If we want to add a deadline to this commitment, I hope it is 10 thousand years.

Napoleon once said to Josephine: I will hold you tightly in my arms and kiss you as fiercely as I did on the equator for hundreds of millions of times.

Hemingway said: When I love you, I feel the earth shaking.

Richard kiel, the runaway bride, said to Juliet Roberts: If I don't propose to you, I will regret it all my life, because you are the only one for me.

French writer Hugo said to Juliet: I miss you when I am sad, just like I miss the sun in winter. Thinking of you when you are happy is like thinking of the shade in the hot sun.

Mrs. Kafka Milner: In the shady garden, there is always a lounge chair for you, and there are always ten glasses of iced milk where you can reach it.

Tagore once said the saddest thing: the furthest distance in the world is not the ends of the earth, but that I am by your side, but you don't know that I love you.

George sand said to Miao Sai: Give me a small part of your heart and take all of mine.

Keats, an English poet, said to his lover, I really hope that we can become butterflies. Even if I only live for three days in summer, I will get more happiness in these three days than in the usual 50 years.

(Excerpted from 22 episodes of "Protein Girl")