An example of cherishing life was as follows: Life is the most precious, infinite, and unreserved gift God has given to mankind. Dostoevsky's Life is like a shining diamond, precious and eternal. Chekhov Life is short, but the content of life is long. Gorky Life is the best thing that God has given us. We should use it to pursue happiness and justice. Dostoevsky's Cherishing life is cherishing today is cherishing the future. Leo Tolstoy These are some Russians (Soviets) who emphasized the importance of cherishing life. These famous sayings can inspire people to cherish every moment of life and strive to achieve their goals, and at the same time, let us realize the infinite value of life.
Pushkin was both Russia and the Soviet Union. He was born in Pushkin in 1799 and studied at the Faculty of Literature of Moscow University, where he made great achievements in literature. His works had a profound influence on Russian literature and he was hailed as the father of Russian literature. Pushkin's representative works include Life in High Society, Evgeniy Ivanovich, Spring Night, If You Give Me Three Days of Light, etc.
Cherishing youth means seizing the time to live hard and strive for the future. The Wall of Mottos Youth is fleeting water, once it is gone, it cannot be returned. Shakespeare Youth is the most precious time in a person's life. If you seize it, you will seize it. There is no need to regret it. Mar del Youth is a wonderful experience in the journey of life. Cherish this time and make your life more colorful. proverb Youth is not always in old age. Nineteen Ancient Poems We have both the magic of eternal youth and the cruel reality of time. Pushkin
There are many famous Russian writers. The following are some of them: 1 Alexander Nevsky: He was one of the famous Russian literary leaders in the 19th century. His literary works, including Requiem, had a profound influence on Russian literature. 2 George Lucas: A famous Russian literature lover in the second half of the 20th century. He once created some movies and TV series with Russian culture as the theme, such as Red Desert and Catherine II. 3 Ivan Nunez Sholokhov: One of the most famous Russian writers of the 20th century. His literary works include "The Quiet Don" and "The Three Brothers", which are considered one of the representative works of Russian literature. 4 Vasily Sergei Kirov: He was one of the famous Russian writers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works include Swan Lake and are considered one of the masters of Russian literature. 5 Evgeniy Ivanovich Zamiyatyn: One of the most famous Russian writers of the 20th century. His works, including Crime and Punishment, are considered classics in Russian literature.
Knowledge is not something that is complete and immutable. It is always changing and developing. H. G. Wales
1 --Ostrovsky: "Beauty is subjective and love is objective." 2 -- 3 -- It's not that our eyes lack beauty, but they lack discovery." 4 -- 5 --Maugham: "Beauty is an irresistible attraction."
Famous in Russia: 1. Dostoevsky (Felix Poincare) -Sin and Crime 2. Isaac Tolstoy-War and Peace Walter Scott-The Moon and Sixpence 4. Kafka-The Castle of Otranto 5. Carl van Weizsäker-The Dancing Girl of Izu 6. Alexis de Tocqueville-The Notre-Dame de Paris 7. Ernest Hemmingway (Steppenwolf) -The Sun Also Rises "The Sound and the Fury" Calvino (Elio Cheng) -The Invisible City Walter Scott-Of Human Bondage
Leo Tolstoy (November 22, 1828-April 24, 1910) was a famous Russian ideologist, social actician, and politician. His works covered novels, plays, essays, poems, and many other fields. He was known as one of the masters of world literature. Tolstoy was born into a noble family in Russia. He studied law and economics at Moscow University, but later gave up these studies and began to engage in literary creation. His first novel,"childhood," was a huge success. After that, he successively published "War and Peace,""Anna Karenina," and other classic works. Tolstoy's works deeply reflected the fate of Russian society and people, and explored complex issues such as human nature, morality, history, war, etc., which had a profound impact on Russian literature and the world of thought. He was also a well-known social actician who had actively participated in political campaigns against feudalism and imperialism, calling attention to social issues. However, Tolstoy's life was not smooth. He suffered from poverty and disease many times and was persecuted in a political storm in 1905. He lived in loneliness and pain in the last few years of his life, but he still left this world with an unfortunate ending.
The following is a foreign country about mentality: A person's mentality determines his world. If your mentality is positive and optimistic, then your world will be full of sunshine. If your mentality is pessimistic and negative, then your world will be full of haze.
To think is to be wise -Daniel Defoe
Life is like a cup of strong wine, if it is brewed with poetry, it will be the most delicious wine in the world. Wang Xiaobo What is true freedom? Do what you want to do and not be forced to do what you don't like. Khaled Hosseini There is nothing in this world that can limit our thoughts, only our prejudices and fears. Hugo Writing is a way to purify the soul. It allows us to experience a deeper life beyond the ordinary life. Balzac Art is the extension and beautification of life, the sublimation and expression of the soul. Hugo 6 One is destined to explore for the second and third story. franz kafka Writing is a way of self-expression and self-transcendence. It requires courage and perseverance, constant attempts and breakthroughs. Margaret Atwood What people need is not books but stories. Jack London Life is like a long journey. Sometimes we will be confused and at a loss, but as long as we keep a brave heart, we can continue to move forward. Hemingway Literature is the language of the people. It reflects their thoughts, feelings and way of life. Lu Xun