What sharp language does Lu Xun have?
Ruthlessness is not necessarily a true hero, how can Reiko Kobayakawa not be a husband? (Lu Xun's answer)
I am like a cow, eating grass, squeezing milk and blood. (Lu Xun said that Xu Guangping is contained in "Happy Memorial")
Only the people's souls are valuable, and only by carrying them forward can China make real progress.
Calm, brave, discerning and selfless.
The more difficult it is, the more you have to do it. Reform has never been smooth sailing.
Our top priorities now are: first, survival; second, adequate food and clothing; and third, development.
We must dare to face it squarely, so that we can dare to think, speak, do and act.
In the past, the rich should be retro, the rich should maintain the status quo, and the poor should be innovative, ordinary, ordinary!
The fact is a heartless thing, which can smash empty words into pieces.
A lie written in ink can't cover up the fact written in blood.
In fact, pioneers can easily become stumbling blocks.
There is no freedom if you covet stability, and you have to go through some dangers if you want freedom. There are only two ways.
You can take care of everything you want, and you can't do anything.
Time is life. Wasting other people's time for no reason is actually killing people for money.
When I am silent, I feel full; I will open my mouth and feel empty at the same time.
The past life is dead. I am happy for this death, because I know it once lived.
The dead life has rotted. I get great pleasure from this decay, because I know it is not empty.
If you don't break out in silence, you will perish in silence. (In memory of Liu Hezhen Jun)
Entangled like a poisonous snake, persistent like a ghost. Intense fast, calm fast, even decadent fast.
I would rather fight the enemy openly than be countered by my colleagues.
The most painful thing in life is that there is no way out after waking up.
Tragedy destroys the valuable things in life for people to see, and comedy tears up the worthless things for people to see.
Although China invented gunpowder, it was only used to set off fireworks; The compass was also invented to see Feng Shui.
I never believed that Zhao Jun could protect Han when he left the village, and Mulan could protect Sui when she joined the army. I don't believe that in the Tang Dynasty, da ji died in Yin, his teacher died in Wu, and there was chaos. I thought that in a patriarchal society, women would never have such great power, and the responsibility for rise and fall should be borne by men. But male writers have always blamed their depravity on women, and they are really worthless men.
China has always had few failed heroes, few tenacious resistance, few soldiers who dare to fight alone and few followers who dare to shout traitors. Seeing signs of victory, they gathered, and seeing signs of failure, they fled. Europeans and Americans who are better at fighting than us, Huns, Mongols and Manchus who are not necessarily better at fighting, are like nobody's business. The word "falling apart" is really self-aware.
There are many people who are "not ashamed of the last". No matter what happens, they are afraid that they will never fall apart at once. Every time I watch a sports meeting, I often think that the winner is respectable, but the backward competitors still don't stop running to the finish line. Seeing such competitors and watching silently is the backbone of China's future. (The third part of "this and that" in Gai Hua Ji, "beginning and end")
Don't copy your own summary.