The wisdom of Life's answer _ inspirational article

One of the most difficult things. Some people ask the ancient Greek philosopher Thales: "What do you think is the most difficult thing for people to live in this world?" Thales answered, "Know yourself." "It's harder to know who you are and to know your own shortcomings."

Second, the valuable property. Bias was born in Ancient Greek Prieres Jerusalem. Once, when Prieres Jerusalem was besieged, the residents took their most valuable possessions and fled, only Bias a man with his bare hands. When the residents asked him why he had left, he replied, "Because I have everything on my body." "Yes, is there anything more valuable than life?"

Third, the happy work. Some people ask Bias: "What kind of work can make people happy?" Bias replied: "The work of earning money." "This is a truth, can earn more money, can better life."

Four, safe ship. Some people asked the ancient Greek thinker Anajas: "What kind of ship is the safest?" "Anajas said:" Those who have left the sea ship. "No walk, no fall, no danger, no sailing." But the ship left the sea, there is no value of existence.

Five, eternal morals. Some people asked the consul of Athens: "Why do evil people tend to be rich, while good people are often poor?" Solon replied: "We do not want to exchange our morals and their wealth, for morality is eternal, and wealth is changing every day." "Morality is forever, and wealth is temporary." Those who get rich by doing evil will surely be very empty in their hearts, and they will never be rich in the long run.

Six, the ideal home. Some people ask the ancient Greek's Kota Kinabalu: "What is the ideal home like?" "There is neither luxury nor lack of necessities," said Zebedee. "The answer is sensible and very clever," he said. Luxury is for others to see, the necessities are for their own use. Yes people, will never become "fat".

Seven, the meaning of health. Some people ask heraclitus the importance of physical health, Heraclitus said: "If there is no health, wisdom can not be revealed, culture can not be used, power can not fight, knowledge can not be exploited." "Life is happy because it is healthy and withered by disease." If you have health, you have everything.

Eight, flowing river. Someone asked Heraclitus: "Can things change in the past?" Heraclitus replied, "One cannot enter the same river twice." "The water will change, the flowers will change, the time can change, the environment will change, everything will change, nothing can be repeated."

Nine, different cities. Someone asked Plato: "Why is there a rich man in a poor country?" Plato replied: "If you treat a country as a pure country, it is a big mistake." Because any city is two cities: the rich city and the poor city. "Cities are the cities of the rich, and the cities of the poor. And at any time, the poor will outnumber the rich. So city leaders must first think about the poor when making decisions.

Ten, the meaning of living. A patient with a face full of sorrow asked Antifong, "What is the meaning of living?" Antifong said: "I have not figured out so far, so I want to live." "To live is to pursue, to inquire, to know things that they do not yet know." Perhaps, this is the meaning of living.

Xi. the difference between eating and dining. Someone asked the great philosopher Aristotle: "What is the difference between you and mediocre people?" Aristotle replied, "They live to eat, and I eat to live." "Mediocre enjoy the music of the taste, the sage enjoy the music of wisdom, the vulgar enjoy the music of material, philosophers enjoy the spirit of joy."

12. The benefits of apologizing. Some people asked the politician Seneca: "What's the good of apologizing?" Seneca replied: "Apologies do not hurt the apology, nor the people who accept the apology." "Apology is a virtue that not only dissolves many contradictions, but also brings relaxation and happiness to yourself and each other."