To gain a heart that has not been attacked by others is like taking an unguarded city. (La Traviata) What do you mean?

This sentence comes from La Traviata by French writer Alexandre Dumas fils. It means that the key to success or victory lies in having a firm belief and an unguarded mind free from external interference.

This sentence compares an inexperienced heart to an unguarded city in a metaphorical way, which means that if we can keep our heart firm and pure and free from external interference and erosion, we can win on the battlefield of life, just as an army can seize an unguarded city.

This also reminds us that only by maintaining inner strength and self-confidence, not being influenced by external negative factors and always maintaining a positive attitude can we achieve more success and victory on the road of life.