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Anonymous users2024-02-12Lin Yutang, a famous modern Chinese writer, is a great scholar, and it is natural that the classic quotations from his pen are indispensable. The following is a list of Lin Yutang's classic quotes that I have compiled for you, I hope you like it.
1. Everything you need for life is not expensive and luxurious, but expensive and simple; Not expensive and rich, noble and elegant; It's not expensive, it's expensive.
2. There is no greater sin of robbers in the world than the robbery of our freedom of thought.
3. My father often told me that he had seen with his own eyes how many poor homes had risen and how many rich and noble families had declined, and he told me that the most important thing was not to rely on money, people should enjoy wealth, and they should always be ready to live when they lose their wealth.
4. The first rule to delay the development of youth in old age is to avoid all emotional troubles.
5. The reason why people are sad is because they can't see far enough. Before the future comes, how can we know that the so-called predicament of the present is not a good thing. Man has to look forward, look forward. Especially in feelings, there is no need to dwell on the right and wrong, because there is no right or wrong.
6. The freedom of the soul is indeed related to the freedom of the body. If you can't control your body and mind, you can't control your soul.
7. You will always be your own protagonist, don't always play a supporting role in other people's dramas.
8. In a work of art, the most meaningful part is the personality outside of skill.
9. At the end of the day, we can only know who we really know, and we can only know the people we really love.
10. I want to have the freedom to be myself, and the courage to be myself.
11. The ideal person who is most suitable for enjoying life is a person who is enthusiastic, leisurely, and fearless.
12. Everything can be forgotten, and the unforgettable person has a heart; It is easy to fade, and the one who is not diluted has three glasses of wine.
13. The degree of a person's enlightenment is equal to the depth of his suffering.
14. Money can ruin the reputation of the lowly people, and the closed date of the world makes the noble people bold and ambitious.
15. Life is nothing more than this, do it and cherish it. You will always be your own protagonist, and don't always play a supporting role in someone else's drama.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Lin Yutang's most classic famous sentences are as follows:
1. The writer's pen is like the shoemaker's cone, the more you use it, the sharper it becomes, and later it can be as sharp as a needle in sewing.
2. But the scope of his concept will become more and more extensive, just like a person's mountaineering and viewing, the higher he climbs, the farther he can see.
3. Whoever speaks of the truth harms it; Whoever tries to prove it has maimed and distorted it; Whoever puts a mark on it and a school of thought kills it; And all who profess to believe in it, bury it.
4. So a truth, by the time it is erected as a system, it has died three times and has been buried three times.
5. We can have a relatively casual attitude towards life: we are not permanent tenants of this earthly world, but travelers passing by.
6. A scholar is like an eagle that spits out the food it eats to feed its birds, and a thinker is like a silkworm that spits out not mulberry leaves but silk.
7. If I could choose to be one of the Zheng Que families in the world, I would rather be a Hans Christian Andersen.
8. Being able to write the story of the mermaid, thinking about the mermaid's thoughts, and longing to come to the surface of the water when he grows up, is really the deepest and most wonderful happiness that human beings feel.
9. The insignificance of life in the universe is just like Chinese landscape painting. In landscape painting, the subtleties of the landscape are not easy to see, because they have disappeared into the blank space of the water and sky, and at this time, two tiny figures sit in a small boat on the river flowing in the moonlight.
10. From that moment on, the reader is lost in that atmosphere.
11. A people without the nourishment of humor will become more and more hypocritical, life will become more and more deceitful, presumably more and more pedantic, literature will become more and more dry, and the human soul will become more and more stubborn.
12. Life is cruel, and a man of warmth, generosity, and amorous nature may be susceptible to the foolishness of his wiser companions.
13. Those who are generous by nature often mistake their minds because of generosity, and often go away because they are too lenient in dealing with their enemies or too trusting in their friends.
14. Life is harsh, and the enthusiastic mind is not enough to cope with the environment, and the enthusiasm must be connected with wisdom and courage in order to avoid the destruction of the environment.
15. Let me be friends with the grass and the early wood, and go on a blind date with the soil, and I will feel satisfied and envious. My soul squirmed comfortably in the dirt and felt happy.
Lin Yutang proseLin Yutang's prose covers a wide range of fields, and it can be said that everything in the universe is talked about. He is familiar with Chinese and Western cultures, and often talks about them in his writings, and the examples he extracts are both Chinese and Western, large and small, all of which are interesting and have a high cultural content. He believes that the ideal prose "is the prose of the natural rhythm of language, such as chatting around the fireplace on a stormy night, good at pulling, with emotion, also solemn and harmonious, in-depth and simple, such as talking with eminent monks about Zen, such as talking with celebrities, like coherent without traces, like scattered but not without a line, wanting to stop, wanting to delete can't be, reading its text like hearing its voice, listening to its words like seeing its people." >>>More
Refined, profound, beautiful, let the best connection.
Lin Yutang's humorous essays, such as humor, spirituality, leisure, and eloquent tone, as well as his essay theory, all have distinct personality and cultural characteristics. His essays in "The Silk of Words", "Analects", the United States, Taiwan and Hong Kong are more good than bad; His essays are ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, casual and arbitrary, eloquent and natural, solemn and harmonious, humorous and interesting, and the language is plain and strange, with distinctive characteristics. His theories of humor were out of place in the 30s of the last century and were criticized; However, his works and the essays he founded played a role in promoting the prose creation at that time, and they were also beneficial to the creation and development of prose since the 80s. He has made useful contributions to the exchange of Chinese and Western literature and culture, and has been highly praised and praised by overseas critics"The dragon and phoenix of cultural people".
The traditional classic quotes are as follows:
1. Those who love others will always love them; Those who respect others will always respect them. - Mencius, Lilouxia >>>More
Lin Yutang, "Jinghua Smoke and Clouds", Liang Shiqiu, "The Art of Scolding".