Why is life precious and love more valuable?

Life is of course the most important thing in a person's life, but love is more important than life in a person's life.

Hungarian poet Pedolfi.

Born on January 1, 1823, in a small Hungarian town on the Avod plain on the Danube under the Austrian Empire, Pedolfi Shandor was the son of a poor Slavic butcher and a Magyar serf. According to the law of the time, his family was at the bottom of society. On July 31, 1849, the Hungarian patriotic poet Pedolfi died in the bloody battle of Seksburg against the Russian army at the age of 26.

Life is precious.

Love is more expensive.

If it is for the sake of freedom.

Both can be thrown.

Life is precious, love is more valuable, if it is for freedom, both can be thrown. When it comes to this poem, which has been widely recited around the world for more than 100 years, people think of its author, the Hungarian poet Pedolfi. However, in the special political atmosphere of China in the 60s of the 20th century, "Pei Duofei Club" once again became an ominous term.

If we look back at history objectively, we can see that the great Hungarian poet was a heroic fighter in the European revolution of 1848, who was deeply concerned and praised by Marx and Engels, and his poems also left an extremely valuable literary legacy for the oppressed nations of the world.

Grow up in an environment of struggle for national freedom and sing the praises of love.

Because true love can be maintained by making people sacrifice their lives.

If it is free, both can be thrown.

It's nothing. You can lay down your own life for the people you love. But even if you give up your life, you may not be able to exchange it for true love.

Sometimes I really want to give up my life for love, because without love, life is painful.

Hehe... Just learn this poem.

Life is precious, love is more valuable, if it is for freedom, both can be thrown, to the effect that life is precious, love is nobler, but compared with freedom, neither is important.

I believe that many people know this poem, and are moved and encouraged by it, this poem is "Freedom and Love" by the Hungarian poet Pedolfi.

Because of this poem, many people remember Pei Duofei's name, in fact, in addition to this poem, Pei Duofei has many other classic poems, such as "I Willing to Be a Rapids", "What You Love is Spring" and so on.

Pedolfi's full name is Pedolfi Shandor, he is a famous Hungarian patriotic poet and hero, an outstanding Hungarian revolutionary poet, and the founder of Hungarian national literature, a revolutionary democrat.

Sadly, Pedolfi's young life came to an end when he was 26 years old, and he died fighting the Russian army in the bloody Battle of Serkeshburg, leaving behind a 22-year-old wife and a one-and-a-half-year-old son.

Born in Hungary on January 1, 1823, his father was a butcher and the family owned a butcher's shop, and at the age of five, he began to be educated, learning Hungarian and Latin, and his father wanted to train him to become a priest or a merchant. Pei Duofei is very talented in languages, has excellent academic performance, and has a very bright mind.

As a teenager, Pedolfe showed a great interest in poetry, including Byron, Shelley, etc., in addition to poetry, he also loved theater, he wanted to become an actor himself, and later he played the role of a fool in Shakespeare's famous play "King Lear".

Pedolfi wrote many revolutionary poems that loved his homeland, such as "Song of the Patriot", "Nobility", "To Hungarians Abroad", "Why Wasn't I Born a Thousand Years Ago?" ", Son of a Slave Country", etc., these poems are full of emotion and emotion, and many fiery sentences make people's blood boil and full of power when they read it.

Pedolfi's life was short, but it was wonderful, he wrote beautiful love poems for the 15-year-old girl he loved, he traveled long distances to half Hungary, he was loved by young men and women, he was hated by the aristocracy, he wrote more than 100 lyric poems during the war-torn years, he was a major officer, he participated in the battle against the Russian-Austrian army.

In the history of Hungarian literature and the entire history of its national development, Pedolfi has an important place. He laid the cornerstone of the Hungarian national literature, inherited and developed the fighting traditions of Enlightenment literature, and was hailed as "a 'thorny rose' that grew in fertile black soil soaked in the blood of slaves".

Today, we commemorate this great poet with ten poems by Pedolfi.

1. From a poem "Freedom and Love" written by the famous Hungarian poet Pei Duofei. The content of the poem is: "Life is precious, love is more valuable, if it is for freedom, both can be thrown away." "The poem has been translated into many languages and circulated around the world."

2. The meaning of the poem is: life is very precious, love is more precious than life, but the most important thing is freedom! If there is no freedom in life and love, don't do it.

3. "Freedom and Love" is a short poem written by the Hungarian poet Pei Duofei in 1847, which was translated by the writer Yin Fu of the Left Union and disseminated by Lu Xun, and is well known to the majority of Chinese readers. Later, it was once introduced into middle school Chinese textbooks and became one of the most familiar foreign poems for Chinese readers.

The literal meaning of these two sentences is that although life is very precious, the value of love is higher than life itself, expressing a kind of importance to love.

This is a poem by the Hungarian poet Pedolfi, and the whole poem is like this: Life is precious, love is more valuable, if it is for freedom, both can be thrown. It means that life is precious, but the value of love is higher than life, and if it is for freedom, life and love can be left alone, which means that freedom is the most important.

The background of this poem is that the author is fighting for his national independence and freedom. Therefore, it is used to show that he attaches great importance to national independence and freedom, and is willing to give up everything for the sake of national independence and freedom.

Life is precious, love is more valuable, if it is freedom, both can be thrown. This is the Hungarian poet Pedolfi. Written by Sandor.

The meaning of this passage is that human life is very precious, and everything is lost if you lose your life, but if you don't have love, life becomes dull and boring, even if you live, what's the point?

But what people lack most is freedom, even if there is love and life, it is unhappy, it can be seen that freedom is more important, for freedom, love and life can be sacrificed.

Life is precious, love is more valuable, is a Hungarian poet said.