I think everyone I know has morals, although I don't like asking. I know I have. But I would rather teach others morality every day than practice morality myself. "Leave morality to others", this is my motto. Finished giving away morality. You'll never need it.

· The function of moral heart is to let people distinguish between good and bad, allowing people to choose and do whatever they want. But what benefits can he get from this? He keeps choosing, and nine times out of ten he would rather choose the bad. There should be no bad things in the world; without morality, there will be no bad things. However, humans are such immoral animals. They cannot see that it is because they have a moral heart that they have fallen to the lowest level of biology. Whoever possesses it is corrupted.

· Morality is an acquisition - like music, like foreign languages, like piety poker and paralysis - no one is born with morality

· That's what you despicable humans are like - Always telling lies, always pretending to possess virtues that they really do not possess, but denying that the higher animals possess them (which they alone possess). The beast never does a cruel thing - that is the preserve of moral animals. There is nothing wrong with a beast that causes other things to suffer unintentionally, because there is nothing "wrong" for it at all. It causes other things to suffer not out of pleasure - -Only people do this. This is inspired by people's messy moral heart.

· There are two kinds of Christian morality, one is private morality and the other is public morality. These two moralities are so different, so unrelated, that they have as little to do with each other as the archangel and the politician. For three hundred and sixty-three days of the year the citizen of the United States abides by his Christian virtues, keeping the perfect character of his country pure and unblemished; then, for the remaining two days, he leaves his Christian virtues at home...with all his might to undermine and destroy him. A full year of faithful and legitimate work.

· Humanity has always been unique in that it retains two sets of laws - one private and one real; one public and one artificial.

· The vast majority of human beings, whether barbaric or civilized, are secretly kind-hearted and timid people who dare not cause others to suffer, but in front of a small group of dedicated people They dare not stand firm in the face of aggressive and cruel people.

· There are eight hundred and sixty-nine ways to lie, but one of them is strictly prohibited: "Thou shalt not perjury against your neighbor.

· Me Know your race. It is made up of sheep. They are ruled by the few and rarely by the majority. They suppress their feelings and beliefs and follow the screaming ones. Sometimes the person who shouts is right, sometimes he is wrong; but that doesn't matter, everyone, because you are always and always will be the slaves of the minority. There has never been a country where the majority of people are loyal to anyone at heart. This kind of system.

As long as I create a country’s superstition, I don’t care who makes its laws or who writes its songs.

· What is a "real" civilization? No one can solve this mystery, despite efforts. Suppose we first figure out what a real civilization is, then remove that part from the total and call the rest. "Real" civilization... Any system is not a true civilization if it has the following conditions: people enslave people, despotic government, inequality, numerous names and cruel punishments, almost universal superstition, ignorance, filth and poverty; on the contrary, it does not have the above The system of circumstances is the real civilization.

· The main component of life is not facts and events. Its main component is the storm of thoughts, which blows in the human mind throughout life.

· Foreigners do not need Chinese people, and Chinese people do not need foreigners. On this point, I stand with the Boxers at all times. The Boxers are patriots.

They love their own country more than other people's countries. I wish them success. The Boxers advocated driving us out of their country. I am also a Boxer. Because I also advocate driving them out of our country.

· Davis's book did not circulate among America's upper classes. But if you put on a wetsuit and go down, down into a densely populated area, where people are always working hard and hungry and never see the light of day, you will find millions of copies of his books. . Those who have this market will definitely get rich and get the bread and butter, because these people will never throw it away.

· The words we use proudly do not actually come from ourselves. What belongs to us is nothing more than some modifications made according to our temperament, character, environment, education and social relations. It's just this little modification that differentiates it from other people's expressions and marks it as our own unique style. It is temporarily regarded as our own. Everything else is just old stuff, clichés that have been said by generations for thousands of years and hundreds of years.

· There is nothing in the world so inflammatory as a beautiful speech, which can stupefy and overthrow the nervous apparatus of those who have resigned themselves to the tricks and magic of speech. beliefs, corrupting their feelings.

· Although public opinion has formidable power, it is created by a group of ignorant and smug fools. I know hundreds of journalists, and most of them have little personal opinions. But when they speak in newspapers, they become the opinions of the newspapers, and their words become thunderous prophecies that shock society.

· I know from personal experience that journalists love to lie. I myself was responsible for the spread of a vivid falsehood along the Pacific coast, where it is still prevalent today.

· There is no point in forming an opinion when there is no evidence to form an opinion. If you create a person without bones, he may look lifelike at first glance, but he will be so limp that he cannot stand up;...Evidence is the bone of opinion. Mark Twain's Philosophical Quotes on Success

1. Ignorance and confidence - a successful combination

"If you want to succeed, then what you need is ignorance and confidence."

You need to be ignorant enough to believe that the impossible is possible, and confident enough to transform the impossible into reality. The Wright brothers were ignorant enough to think that people could fly, and confident enough to let the idea happen. Napoleon Hill once said, “Whatever you can think of, you can do.” Ignorance and confidence really can be called a winning combination.

2. Readers are leaders

"A person who does not read good books is no better than a person who cannot read good books."

Plato once said Say: "Take the time to read other people's writing to improve yourself, so that you can easily reap the fruits of other people's hard work." You realize that you can learn from someone else's twenty-four-year-old writing by reading a book and then spending three hours on it. Have you learned anything over the years? Through reading, you do gain access to the wisdom, knowledge, and truth of others. Learn to discover the joy of reading.

3. Do important things first

"Don't push off the things you have to do the day after tomorrow to tomorrow."

Do important things first, This is critical. Don’t rush around and forget what’s most important. You have to constantly ask yourself: "Does this have to be done now?" "Is this the most efficient use of time?" "Is this related to my goals?" Learn to be productive all the time. distinguish between efficiency and progress.

4. Fighting

"What matters in a fight is not the size of the two dogs, but the intensity with which they fight."

In your heart How many "battles" are there? Doing something that has never been done before requires a lot of mental struggle, fearless courage and continuous perseverance.

Did you do enough mental preparation for the game? Remember that the winner in a competition is not the one who moves quickly, and the winner in a war is not the one who is physically strong, but the one who persists to the end.

5. The power of planning

"It usually takes me three weeks to prepare an impromptu speech."

That's what I call planning ! Never underestimate its power. Good planning is half the battle. Success or failure often depends on having a workable plan (even if that plan is for an impromptu presentation).

For example, if you notice that a person is always in high spirits, you might discover that he or she has a diet plan. They know the exact number of carbs to eat on Tuesday, and they know how many grams of protein to eat on Friday.

Do you have a plan? What kind of plan you have determines what kind of achievements you achieve.

A planned life is a productive life.

6. The brave man is invincible

"Courage is used to resist fear and control fear, not to make people fearless."

I like this saying. Have you mastered your fears? Are you doing what “they” say is impossible? Are you facing your fear and conquering it? Life is so short, it would be a pity to let it slip away in vain. · Twain said, “Twenty years from now, the things you fail to do will disappoint you far more than the things you do. So throw off the latch, set sail from safe harbor, and seize Live in your trade winds, explore, dream, discover. ”

7. Recognize your gifts

“Thousands of geniuses have come and gone. But it was buried, sometimes because of others, and sometimes because of themselves."

Everyone is born with a talent, but only a few people have discovered it. Everyone is born with a gift, but the course of life diminishes that gift.

Learn to discover your talent. There are some things you can do better than others. Discover it and pursue it, and we will call you a genius.

Mark Twain

Behind the humor lies the light of wisdom. This is the eternal label of Mark Twain, the great American literary master. Listen to what philosophy of life the master teaches you.

Samuel Langham Clement was a great American writer, better known by his pen name Mark Twain.

Twain's novel "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" is widely known as "The Great American Novel". His other famous novel "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" is my favorite.

Twain was a popular figure in his day. He made friends with presidents and even European aristocrats. Twain was a witty fellow whose wit and wit earned him respect among both his friends and his enemies.

William Faulkner once called Mark Twain "the father of American literature." We can learn a lot from Mark Twain. A collection of Mark Twain's famous quotes

1. Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, you have to stop and think about yourself

2. In the field of humor, repeat The power is great. Almost any idiom whose wording is exactly the same will always make people laugh if it is solemnly repeated five or six times at regular intervals.

3. Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.

4. Of all the creatures in the world, humans are the most cruel. People can indulge in the pleasure of inflicting pain

5. I think everyone I know has morals, although I don't like to ask. I know I have. But I would rather teach others morality every day than practice morality myself.

"Leave morality to others", this is my motto. Finished giving away morality. You'll never need it.

6. The words we use proudly do not actually come from ourselves. What belongs to us is nothing more than some modifications made according to our temperament, character, environment, education and social relations. It's just this little modification that differentiates it from other people's expressions and marks it as our own unique style. It is temporarily regarded as our own. Everything else is just old stuff, clichés that have been said by generations for thousands of years and hundreds of years.

7. Probably because women lack the spirit of adventure, they are not as fond of securities speculation and mining and business establishments as men are. Women will only become interested in gambling when they are mentally depressed.

8. Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. Everyone is like a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.

9. Among all fragile things, the most fragile is morality that has not been tested in fire. ----"The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg"

10. Every wrinkle proves that you have smiled

11. When the truth is still wearing shoes When the time comes, a lie can travel halfway around the world.

12. Don’t argue with an idiot, he will bring you down to his level and then defeat you with his wealth of experience.

13. ①Everyone is the moon, with a dark side that no one will know; ②Kindness is a universal language that can make blind people feel it and deaf people smell it; ③Everyone is kind. When you find yourself siding with most people, you should stop and reflect; ④The inner root of humor is not joy, but sadness.

14. When your friends begin to flatter you on how young you look, its a sure sign youre getting old. according to.

15. There isnt time--so brief is life--for bickerings, apologies, heartburnings, callings to account. there is only time for loving-- but an instant, so to speak, for that.

16. Thirty-one parts of you are white, and only one part is black. It just so happens that this poor part becomes your soul----"Idiot Wilson"

17. Seventieth birthday! It is a happy moment when people acquire a new and awesome dignity. At this time, you can put aside the pretentiousness that has been suppressed for more than thirty years, be fearless, calmly stand at the top of the seventh level of life, look down, and teach others without being criticized.

18. When I say the words "May God bless women", although none of us can fully understand the noble feelings of a good wife or the persistent dedication of a good mother, But his heart will say "Amen"!

19. Kindness is a universal language. It can make blind people feel and deaf people smell kindness that transcends national boundaries. People who are driving non-stop may wish to stop. Sometimes, the people around you need your help the most!

20. If a person wants to feel that everything in the world is vibrant and interesting when he is young, then he needs money.

Why doesn't God reverse the usual process and let most people acquire wealth first, spend it slowly, and then die a pauper when they no longer need the money?

21. The strong despise difficulties, the weak look up to difficulties. ----"Letter to a Friend"

22. Being with Mark Twain is terrible. I can only stand forever when he gives a speech.

23. "Time flies and life is short. Don't waste time on arguing, apologizing, being sad and blaming. Use time to love, even if it's only for a moment, don't let it down."

24. Morality is an acquisition - like music, like foreign languages, like piety poker and paralysis - no one is born with morality.

25. You despicable humans are like this - always telling lies, always thinking you have virtues that you really don't have, but denying that higher animals have them. The beast never does a cruel thing - that is the preserve of moral animals. There is nothing wrong with a beast causing other things to suffer unintentionally, because there is nothing "wrong" for it at all. It causes other things to suffer not out of pleasure - - Only talented people do this. This is inspired by people's messy moral heart.

26. Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint.

27. Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. ------Mark Twain Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. . -

28. When you find that you belong to the majority, you should stop and reflect.

29. A fly landed on the back of the seat in front of him. It rubbed its hands together calmly, stretched out its arms to hold its head, and rubbed it with all its strength, so that its head almost seemed It wants to separate from the body, and the neck like a thin line is exposed, which can be seen clearly; it fiddles with its wings with its hind legs, and gently touches the wings towards the body, as if they are the back hem of a dress. It was always doing this complete grooming process there carefree, as if it knew that it was absolutely safe. ----"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer"

30. The secret source of Longfellow's humor is not joy but sadness. There is no humor in heaven. Selected classic quotes from Mark Twain

Mark Twain, an American humorist, novelist, writer, and speaker. His humor, wit and fame make him one of the most famous people in the United States. He is known as the Lincoln of literature. The style of Mark Twain's works is mainly humorous and satirical. He is rich in unique personal wit and witty remarks, but also has profound social insights and analysis. The main representative works include "Millions of Pounds", "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", etc.

1. Everyone is the moon, there is always a dark side that is never seen.

2. Sometimes truth is more absurd than fiction, because fiction is carried out under a certain logic, while reality often has no logic at all.

3. Whenever you find yourself siding with the majority, you should stop and reflect.

4. When the truth is still putting on its shoes, lies can travel halfway around the world.

5. The way to stay healthy is to eat something you don’t want to eat, drink something you don’t want to drink, and do something you don’t want to do.

6. A wrinkled place only means that a smile has been there.

7. The violet leaves its fragrance on the ankle that crushed it. This is forgiveness.

8. Human beings are animals that can blush, or animals that should blush.

9. Don’t give up on your fantasies. When the illusion is gone, you can still survive, but even though you are alive, you are still dead.

10. Even if you keep your mouth shut and look like a fool, it is better than opening your mouth and letting people confirm that you are a fool.

11. If your friends start complimenting you on how good you look Being young is proof that you are getting older.

12. Good breeding consists in concealing our better opinions of ourselves and in concealing our worse opinions of others.

13. Sincere friends, good books and a sleeping conscience, this is the ideal life.

14. Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and then get back at you.