Listen to Famous People - English Salon. Gold Reading (New Edition)

Author: You Ruiyun
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: As long as there is something to pursue, he is not old. It is only when regret replaces dreams that a person is considered old.
Youthful people, love ideals, revere ideals. Ideals are the language of God. Above all nations and all humanity is the spiritual kingdom, the homeland of the soul.
Italian statesman Giuseppe Mazzini
Between ideals and reality, between motivation and action, there is always a shadow.
British poet and critic T.S. Eliot
5. Do not give up your original purpose just because of one failure.
British playwright William Shakespeare
Do not give up your fantasies. When your fantasies are gone, you can still survive, but you are as good as dead.
American writer Mark Twain
Life should have goals, otherwise your energy will be wasted.
American jurist Robert Peters
Ideals are like stars in the sky. We are like sailors, though we cannot reach the sky, our course can be guided by them.
American statesman Carl Schurz
Winter is here, can spring be far behind?
British poet Percy Bysshe Shelley
If you doubt yourself, then your foundation is indeed unstable.
Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen
If you want to reach high, use your own two legs! Do not let others lift you up: do not sit on the backs and heads of others.
German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche
To hit the target, you must aim slightly higher than the target, because the arrow shot from the bow is affected by gravity.
American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Imagination can enable people to rationally observe a new world. Imagination can keep people enthusiastic about life by suggesting satisfying goals.
British philosopher and mathematician Alfred North Whitehead
It is on our mothers' knees that we obtain our noblest, sincerest, and highest ideals, but there is very little money in them.
American writer Mark Twain
To become a great man is good, to be a real person is better.
American humorist Will Rogers
Life without goals is like sailing without a compass.
French writer Alexandre Dumas
Most of the troubles in the world are caused by those who want to be important figures.
British novelist George Orwell
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