The old man is old, and his ambition is great; the martyr is old, and his heart is strong.
Cao Cao It is a sad state of mind to be idealistic and indecisive. Bacon To live ideally is to live ideally.
Zhang Wentian The higher the goal a man pursues, the faster his talent develops and the more beneficial it is to society. Gorky There are many people who use the happiness of their youth as the price of success.
Mozart To accomplish a great thing, you must begin with small things. Lenin The sacred work is in the daily affairs of every man, and the ideal future lies in the little things.
Xie Jueya A person who does not pay attention to small things will never succeed in a great cause. Carnegie: Say less beautiful words and do more ordinary things.
Lenin Only a confident man can immerse himself in life with confidence and realize his will everywhere.
Gorky What determines a man's life, and his whole destiny, is only a moment. Goethe, ambition is the door to a career, work is the journey to the door.
Pasteur Great endeavors require determination, ability, organization, and a sense of responsibility. Ibsen Only after a long period of hard work to accomplish its development, and a long period of immersion in the task, can be expected to achieve something.
Hegel Strong faith enables ordinary people to do amazing things. Malton: Aspiration, work, and success are the three elements of human activity. Pasteur: I might as well play the role of a whetstone, which sharpens the steel knife, although it can cut nothing by itself.
Horace The three armies can take away the commander-in-chief, but not the will of the man. The Yan Yan is playing in the forest, and the swan is traveling in the sky.
Cao Zhi, poor and resolute, will not lose the will of the blue clouds. Wang Bo The roc rises with the wind in one day, and it rises 90,000 miles.
Li Bai Ancient great people, not only have the talent of the world, but also have the will to persevere. Su Shi Therefore, those who have a will, the heart of learning; for scholars, the will of the matter is also.
Wang Yangming, when the will to deposit high. The people who are not strong in their will are not strong in their intellect.
Mo Zhai, the Yan An Zhi know the will of the swan! Chen Shu Poverty is not enough to be ashamed of, but shame is poverty without will. Lv Kun The avenue of art is full of thorns and thistles, which is also good, ordinary people look away, only the exception of strong-willed people.
Hugo ancient and modern, where the achievement of the cause, the human beings have to do is not the result of down-to-earth, hard climbing. Qian Sanqiang The ideal book is the key to wisdom.
Tolstoy A man who wants to help the weak should become strong himself, not become weak like them. Romain Rolland I have never regarded ease and pleasure as the ends of life themselves - an ethical foundation which I call the ideal of the pigsty.
Albert Einstein Everything must be done on the ground, not in idle thoughts, not over-ambitious, but in a truthful manner. This attitude of learning, the truth can be clear, this attitude of work, the work can be achieved.
Li Dazhao There is no great genius without great desire. Balzac Every man has a certain ideal, and this ideal determines the direction of his efforts and judgment.
In this sense, I have never regarded ease and pleasure as ends of life in themselves - an ethical foundation which I call the ideal of the pigsty. Albert Einstein What is expected of a man is nothing else but that he should be fully committed and dedicated to a good cause.
Albert Einstein We must be persistent and especially assertive! We must believe that our gifts are meant to be used for something, and that something must be done, no matter what the cost. Mrs. Curie One should think of one thing at a time, and persevere in it, so that there is hope of obtaining it.
But I think of everything, and the result is that I catch nothing. Each time I find that I am pursuing something else when the one thing sought is within reach.
Too late. Andrew Gadd Catch up with the future, grab it for what it is, and transform the future into the present.
Chernyshevsky ***The same cause, ***The same struggle, can give men the strength to endure anything. Ostrovsky The vocation of scientists calls us to continue to struggle to thoroughly expose the mysteries of nature, and mastering these mysteries can benefit mankind in the future.
Joliot. Curie, human activity without the inspiration of ideals, will become empty and small. Chernyshevsky A man who is not inspired by the passion of dedication will never do anything great.
Chernyshevsky The future is bright and beautiful; love it, surge toward it, work for it, meet it, and make it as real as you can! Chernyshevsky.
2. Good Words and Sentences from Beethoven's BiographyAn unfortunate man, poor, crippled, lonely, made of pain, to whom the world gave no joy, created joy to give to the world! He forged joy out of his suffering, as if he had illustrated it with that grand phrase,-that which may sum up his life, and may be the aphorism of all gallant hearts: "Joy for pain..." The line from the preface (which I recommend, it's a classic): I wish to testify that whoever acts kindly and nobly will be able to bear the affliction because of it. --Beethoven ...... "Life is hard. It is a daily struggle, often miserable, without splendor, without happiness, in solitude and silence, for those who do not resign themselves to mediocrity. Poverty, daily cares, heavy and foolish toil, weigh upon them, consume their energies uselessly, there is no hope, no light of joy, and most of them are so isolated from each other that they do not know each other's existence without the consolation of a helping hand to their brethren in distress. They can only rely on themselves; but sometimes even the strongest are not immune to suffering. ...... I call heroes, not those who are great in thought or in power; but those who are great in heart. It is as if the greatest of them all, of whom we are about to relate his career, had said, "I do not recognize any mark of superiority except that of kindness." There are no great men without great personalities, nor even great artists, nor great men of action; all are but empty idols, matching the lowly masses; time will destroy them all. What does success or failure matter? The main thing is to be great, not to appear great. --By Romain Roland The following is from the biography of Beethoven: Strive for good, love liberty above all things, and never deceive the truth, even for the sake of the throne. --- Beethoven ...... "A hard childhood, unlike Mozart's, who enjoyed the warmth of his family. At the outset, it seemed a tragic and brutal struggle for man to be born into him." ...... Ter. Mrs. Bernhard and Grimke said he was proud, boorish and gloomy, with a very strong accent from the interior. But he knew the compassion that lay beneath this proud awkwardness, known only to a few close friends. ...... This tragic pain is expressed in some works of the time, such as ...... strangely enough not all of them are melancholic, such as ...... all reflect a kind of The innocence of youth. Undoubtedly, it takes quite some time to make the mind sad. It is so in need of joy that it creates it itself when there is no actual joy. When the "present" is too cruel, it lives in the "past". The wonderful years of the past cannot be wiped out at once; when they are gone, the light shines on for a long time. ...... On May 7, 1824, (Beethoven) gave the first recital of the Mass in D major and the Ninth Symphony in Vienna, with unprecedented success. It was so enthusiastic that it was almost in the nature of a riot. When Beethoven appeared, he was greeted by the crowd with five rounds of applause; it is customary in this polite country to applaud the appearance of royalty only three times. The police had to intervene. ...... But the victory was temporary and unprofitable for Beethoven. The concerts did not earn him any money. The material hardship of life remained the same. He was poor, sick and lonely, but overcame: overcame the mediocrity of mankind, overcame his own destiny (he was deaf by now), overcame his pain. ...... Beethoven was the great voice of freedom. He felt it himself. He often mentioned that it was his duty to dedicate his art to "poor mankind", "mankind to come", for their welfare, to give them courage, to awaken their dreams, to reproach them for their cowardice. He wrote to his nephew: "Our times need strong hearts to whip these poor people into shape." Dear Beethoven! Many have celebrated his artistic greatness. But he was far more than the first of musicians, he was the most heroic force in modern art. He is the greatest and best friend to the suffering and struggling people of the world. When we are saddened by the calamities of the world, he comes to us as if he were sitting beside a mother in mourning, and, without a word, sings on his lyre his stoic lamentations, and comforts the weeping man. When we are weary of our struggle against the vulgarity of virtue and goodness, a dip in this ocean of will and faith will be of unspeakable benefit. His gift to us is courage, the joy of struggle, and the intoxication of being in the presence of God. His life was like a day of thunderstorms. -It began with a morning as clear as water. There were only a few lazy breezes. But in the still air there was already a vague threat, a heavy sense of foreboding. Then, suddenly, great shadows rolled by, a mournful roar of thunder, a ghastly silence full of sound, a gust of wind. Yet the innocence of the day was not yet impaired. Joy is still joy, and sorrow preserves a ray of hope forever. But since 1810 the equilibrium of the mind has been lost. Daylight has become strange. The clearest thoughts, too, seem to rise like vapors: they scatter and coalesce, and their dismal and strange tumults overshadow the heart; and often, after floating once or twice in the mist, the music disappears and is submerged altogether, only to reappear at the end of the song in a violent storm. Dusk is approaching, and a thunderstorm is brewing. Then came the heavy clouds, full of lightning, blackening the night, and bringing with them the great storm that was the beginning of the Ninth Symphony. -Suddenly, when the wind and the rain were raging, the darkness cracked, the night was driven away from the sky, and by force of will the light of day was returned to us. What victory can be compared with this one? What day of sunshine has ever reached the glory of this superhuman effort? Has ever attained such a triumph as the mind has never gained? An unfortunate man, poor, crippled, lonely, caused by pain, to whom the world gave no joy, created joy to give to the world! He forged joy out of his sufferings, as if he had illustrated it with that grand phrase-that which may summarize his life, and may be the motto of all valiant hearts: "Joy for pain ." .
3. What are the best words and phrases in the biographies of famous peopleGood words and phrases in the biographies of famous people
Good words:
Delicate
Spreading his wings in the air Nine corridors
Funny and top-heavy
Poetic and picturesque, united in unity
Linger on
Oddly-shaped and towering in the sky
Appreciative of the eye. The winding circling colorful
Good sentences:
1. Life is hard, and then not willing to be mediocre, it is an endless battle, often miserable, no glory, no happiness, in the solitude and silence of the struggle.
2. What I call a hero is not the man who reigns by the power of his mind, but only the man who is great by his heart.
3. Beethoven, Tolstoy, they are geniuses, but they are even more heroes - either because of the torment of disease, or because of tragic encounters, or because of the inner confusion and contradiction, or a combination of all three, this deep distress, almost suffocated their breath, destroyed their reason. But with their love for mankind, faith in mankind, they insisted on hard miles, Beethoven with pain for joy into the immortal music, Michaelangelo with his life's blood sculpture of the latter must look up to see the masterpiece, Tolstoy believes that "when all people have achieved happiness, the earthly world is the existence of happiness. "
4. Beethoven and Goethe took a walk together, and on the way back they met the princes and nobles. When they saw them from a distance, Goethe broke away from Beethoven's arm and stood on the side of the main road, bending y and holding his hat in his hand, waiting for the royalty to pass by. Instead, Beethoven spoke alone to Goethe what he wanted to say, and seeing Goethe in that state, Beethoven pressed his hat, buttoned up his coat, and with his back to his hand crashed straight toward the thickest of the crowd. The princes and near-ministers were thickly packed, the crown prince, Rudolf, took off his hat in honor of Beethoven, and the queen greeted him. The ministers knew him, too. Beethoven deliberately watched the group pass in front of Goethe, and afterwards, Beethoven had no trouble lecturing Goethe. This made Goethe, who was then Privy Counselor to the Archduke of Weimar, never forgive him, while Beethoven was unimpressed.
5. Strive to do good, love liberty more than anything else, and never deceive the truth, even for the sake of the throne.
6. What victory can be compared with this one? What day of sunshine has ever reached the glory of this superhuman effort? Has ever attained such a triumph as the mind has never attained? An unfortunate man, poor, crippled, lonely, caused by pain, to whom the world gave no joy, created joy to give to the world! He forged joy out of his sufferings, as if he had illustrated it with that grand phrase-that which may summarize his life, and may be the motto of all valiant hearts:
"Joy for pain."
7. Dusk is approaching and a thunderstorm is brewing. Then came the heavy clouds, full of lightning, coloring the night black, and carrying with them the great storm that was the beginning of the Ninth Symphony. -Suddenly, when the wind and the rain are raging, the darkness cracks, the night is driven away from the sky, and by force of will the clearness of day is returned to us.
8. There is no great man without a great personality, nor even a great artist, nor a great man of action; all are but empty idols, matching the lowly masses; time will destroy them all together. What does success or failure matter? The main thing is to become great, not to appear great.
4. Recommend good words, good sentences, good books that you knowGood words:
Vibrant, vibrant, vibrant, full of life, full of spring, full of sound, full of books, willow,
Groups of three or five, lively, lively, singing, thousands of mountains, thousands of mountains, thousands of mountains, thousands of forms, mountains and rocks,
Mountains and beautiful water, mountains and water, high trees, valley under the valley, valley under the valley, valley under the valley, valley under the valley.
Good Sentence:
Our school is like a big garden, how beautiful and lovely, we thrive here.
Spring makes the earth new, spring gives the school full of spring color, spring gives us joy and hope, urging us to rise up.
The campus has a fascinating four seasons: peach and willow green in the spring, flowers and leaves in the summer, maple red chrysanthemum fragrance of the fall, pine green and snow white winter.
The mountains that are exposed to the clouds seem to be suspended like islands.
The mountains are black and pale, and the cliffs are as sharp as a knife and axe.
The undulating loess hills are like the waves of a great flood.
The dragon hilltop, like a tomb towering in the night.
The mountains on both sides of the gorge rise and fall straight up and down, so high that it makes you dizzy.
The deep valleys are appallingly quiet and cold.
The ravines were filled with snow, as high as the backs of the mountains, and became great squares of flat, snow-covered ground.
The morning sun is shining, and the mountain is like a shy maiden, hidden from view, and the sun sets in the west, and the afterglow shines horizontally.
The sea tide like a charging team, drumming, shouting, desperately rushed to the beach.
Crazy tidal flood full of frightening horror and mysterious.
The tidal wave, like a huge thunder, is like an army of thousands of horses sweeping across the ground, running downstream in the midst of shouting and hissing.
The tide was raging like a demon, tossing foam and losing its balanced rhythm.
Rapids beat the rocks, ten miles of coast at the same time golden bells ringing, clanging, very rhythmic.
The spring tide rose, like the sound of pine waves back home, like the sound of a mother calling her daughter.
The dark green sea water, rolled up as high as the city walls of the huge waves rushing over, the formation is really like a thousand galloping horses charging towards the enemy.
The sound of the tide is like the poetry of the sea, full of philosophy and revelation.
The mood, such as the spring breeze gently plucked the strings, such as the twilight flowers floating down the soft waves.
When the tide rises or falls, the sound of the rhythmic beat of the beach, like a mother patting the baby to sleep issued by the lullaby.
Goodreads:
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin's masterpiece, which tells the story of Franklin's growth from a child of a poor family to an incredible generalist after all the trials and tribulations.
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin is the groundbreaking work of American biography, and it makes autobiography an entirely new literary genre. It is an inspirational book that has influenced generations of Americans and has endured for more than two hundred years. It contains insights into the struggle and success of life, as well as moral truths of goodness and beauty, and has been recognized as the spiritual book of the United States that has changed the destiny of countless people.
The Ordinary World
A million-word novel by Chinese writer Lu Yao. It is a full-length novel that panoramically represents the social life of China's contemporary urban and rural communities in three parts***. Set in China during the decade from the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s, the book portrays many ordinary people from all walks of life at that time through complex contradictions and entanglements, centering on the two brothers, Sun Shao'an and Sun Shao'ping; labor and love, frustrations and pursuits, pain and joy, daily life and great social conflicts are intertwined in a complicated way, profoundly demonstrating the difficult and winding paths that the ordinary people have traveled in the course of the great era's history. The story is about the difficult and winding road that ordinary people have traveled in the course of the history of the great era.
Wolf Totem
A book published by Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House in 2004, written by Jiang Rong. It mainly tells the story of a young man in the 1960s and 1970s, when he was interning in the Inner Mongolian grassland, and the grassland wolves and nomads.
The book was first drafted in 1971 in the East Uzhumqin Grassland of Ximeng, Inner Mongolia, first drafted in 1997 in Beijing, finalized at the end of 2003 in Beijing, and published in April 2004. After its publication in China, the book was translated into 30 languages and distributed in 110 countries and regions around the world.
As of April 2014, it has been reprinted more than 150 times in mainland China, with nearly 5 million copies of the genuine version distributed, and has been in the top ten of the bestseller list of literary books for six consecutive years, winning dozens of various awards. There are thousands of research papers and theses on Wolf Totem in newspapers and magazines at home and abroad and in new media on the Internet.
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5. Beethoven biography of the good words and good sentences1 Dusk is approaching, and a thunderstorm is brewing. Then came the heavy clouds, full of lightning, blackening the night, and carrying with them the great storm that was the beginning of the Ninth Symphony. -Suddenly, when the wind and the rain are raging, the darkness cracks, the night is driven away from the sky, and by force of will the clearness of day is returned to us.
2 His life was like a day of thunderstorms. -First it was a morning as clear as water. There were only a few lazy breezes. But in the still air there was already a vague threat, a heavy sense of foreboding.
3 Suddenly great shadows rolled by, a mournful roar of thunder, a ghastly silence full of sound, a gust of wind. Yet the innocence of the day has not yet been impaired. Joy remains joy, and sorrow preserves forever a ray of hope.
4 Without a word, on the lyre he sings his stoic lament, and comforts him who weeps. When we struggle against the vulgarity of virtue and goodness, to the weary hour, to this meaning they can only rely on themselves;
5 They can only rely on themselves; but sometimes even the strongest are not spared from falling in the suffering.
......
6 I would like to prove that those who act kindly and nobly will be able to bear their troubles because of it. --Beethoven
6. Biographies of famous people Beethoven biography good words and sentences1, his forehead is broad and bulging, his dark black hair is unusually thick, disheveled and erect, as if it had never been combed, rather like Medusa's snake hair
2, the grass that seems to float lazily on the water, the poplar shrouded in mist, the short shrubs, and weeping willows and fruit trees of all kinds
3. The lion-like face, with its teeth clenched in wrinkles of anger and pain, and above it all the will, the Napoleonic will
4! Lord, give me true joy for once, if only for a day
5. I have not heard the deep sound of joy for too long
6. God, this is so beautiful, the forest, the hills are peaceful this is the peace dedicated to you