探索人生真谛何在
(1) Don't delay tasks that can be accomplished today until tomorrow.
(2) One who has never experienced the joy of children can't truly understand love.
(3) What isn't wisdom is peril.
(4) Avoid postponing tasks that can be completed today to another day.
(5) What you lose in one endeavor, you may gain in another.
(6) The essence of a name is insignificant; a rose by any other name would retain its fragrance.
(7) Lost time can never be regained, and what we think is ample time always proves to be insufficient.
(8) He who has never known the bitterness of life can't appreciate the sweetness.
(9) Education is not about teaching what people don't know; it's about teaching them to act differently.
(10) What we lose in one pursuit, we may find in another.
(11) We can't see what's hidden behind the wallet.
(12) The absence of purpose can make life seem dreary.
(13) What I have achieved is a result of patient contemplation.
(14) My fellow citizens, don't ask what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. My global compatriots, don't ask what America will do for you, but what we can do together for the cause of human freedom.
(15) Make a resolution to do what is right; fulfill without fail what you have resolved.
(16) What is good for one is good for another.
(17) Never delegate to others what you should do yourself.
(18) I may not agree with what you say, but I will fight to the end for your right to express it.
(19) What is learned in childhood stays with us throughout life.
(20) Don't do to others what you wouldn't want them to do to you.
(21) What goes up must come down.
(22) What we gain without effort, we lose without regret.
(23) God is love, I dare say, but love can also be a mischievous force.
(24) Just as sculpture shapes marble, education shapes the soul.
(25) Illness reveals our true nature.
(26) What the king desires, the law endorses.
(27) Only what was inside can come out of the sack.
(28) True wisdom is knowing what is most valuable to learn and to do.
(29) I don't know who my grandfather was. I am more interested in knowing who his grandson will become.
(30) We should live and work in such a way that what we receive as seeds may grow into blossoms for the next generation, and what we grow as blossoms may become fruit for them. This is what we mean by progress.
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