“Classic quotes from Zhihu – after reading them, one will have a sudden realization! Do you know how to make it?
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1. How to define \"having thought it through\"? “\"Having thought it through\" means that if any problems arise in the future, you’ll have to find a quiet place to hit yourself, and you won’t be able to blame others anymore. 2. What are your criteria for making friends? Wise ones born into the world, strong people who engage in it, or ordinary people who are normal and cheerful. 3. Do men value a woman’s figure, face, or mind more? Her face and figure determine whether I want to understand her thoughts. My thoughts determine whether I will veto her face and figure. 4. Is “Don’t let children lose at the starting line” reasonable? Comparing oneself to others throughout one’s life is the source of life’s tragedies. 5. What can be done to improve the quality of life? Throw things away regularly. 6. What is the most important thing when two people are together after getting married? Treat it as if the marriage hasn’t taken place yet. 7. How to tell if a beggar is genuine or not? Whether a beggar is genuine or not, when he asks you for alms, he is indeed a beggar. 8. Why is it that articles are written to be read by others, yet when writing, one dislikes having someone watch over? Because with the observer present, the infinite number of possible states collapse. 9. How to refute the logic of \"If you can do it, go ahead then\"? A famous saying: \"I’m giving a review of a refrigerator – do I have to know how to cool things myself as well?\" 」 10. What truths or things do you wish you had known when you were younger? Inner feelings are more important than external principles. 11. Is it better to use the tuition money for studying or to travel around the world? Why? Reading without a solid foundation of knowledge is like being nothing more than a messenger, no matter how many miles one travels. 12. Why do some people get the impression that “all the smart and intelligent girls end up with silly guys”? Seriously, I think either the girl just seems smart, or the guy just seems simple-minded... 13. Why did you enter the media industry? Why do you still remain in the media to this day? I entered the media industry because I didn’t know what else to do ； I’m still in the media because I don’t know how to do anything else. 14. What does the perfect love in your heart look like? Imperfections are okay. 15. Regarding love, what does it feel like at the moment you let it go? “At the station of farewell, she got on the train. Instead of watching it disappear as I used to do, I turned and headed home without looking back. ” 16. What is your most profound misconception? Thinking that freedom means being able to do whatever one wants. It was only later that I realized that those who are disciplined are the ones who have freedom. When a person lacks self-discipline, their actions are always influenced by habits and immediate temptations, or by the ideas of others; it is almost never possible for them to do what they truly desire in their heart. 17. Why is Germany, a country that has produced so many intellectual elites, so foolish in its decision-making and dragged itself into two unwinnable world wars? When watching the European Cup last time, a friend made a comment about Germany: it deceives others with philosophy while using science to develop itself. 18. Is my girlfriend being unreasonable and asking for too much? Ordinariness is actually a luxury. That means there are many people who love you and are working hard for you. 19. How to become a thoughtful person? Have you noticed that people with great ideas tend to be “bold”? I mean: they’re not afraid that after expressing an idea, people will think they’re stupid. There are way too many people with ideas; there are far too few who dare to speak them out. 19. Why did you make up your mind to leave a certain company? There is a saying: to determine whether you want to stay in a company, just look at the lives of your colleagues; if their lifestyle isn’t what you desire, then you can leave. The reason I left my first company was that I needed to change my lifestyle. 20. How has living in a foreign country for an extended period changed your views on what is right and wrong? Many things are just different; there is no right or wrong. 21. Is it true that the more mature a person becomes, the harder it is for them to fall in love? It’s not the case that the more mature one is, the harder it is to fall in love with someone. The more mature one is, the better they can tell whether it is love or not. 22. How can we make this world a better place? Make yourself better. 23. What is the value of suffering? Never believe that suffering is worth it; suffering is simply suffering, and it does not lead to success. Suffering is not worth seeking; we temper our will because suffering is inevitable. 24. What things abroad make you feel that it’s not as comfortable to be there as it is at home? “We gained the sky, but lost the earth.” 25. What kinds of complaints do people often exchange between those staying in Europe and those staying in the US? In the eyes of us international students from Singapore, you all have at least been abroad. 26. What is your methodology for conquering the world? Use the ordinary to overcome the extraordinary. Without contemplating the profound truths in stillness, even the most brilliant intellect remains superficial. 27. How can I be sure that the other person is someone I can spend my whole life with? Mr. Qian Zhongshu made the following remarks about Ms. Yang Jiang; these are regarded by sociologists as a model of an ideal marriage: 1. Before I met her, I never thought about getting married at all. 2. After being with her for so many years, I’ve never regretted marrying her. 3. I’ve never thought about marrying another woman either. 28. How to refute \"Be realistic; that’s just how society is\"? 'You are as you are, and your world is as it is. ' 29. What is your understanding of freedom? The ability to say “no” 30. Which products embody the design philosophy of less is more? Go 31. How to distinguish between kindness and cowardice? Faced with an enemy, having the ability to harm others yet refusing to do so is called kindness. Faced with an enemy, having the ability to harm others but not daring to do so is called cowardice. 32. When chatting with a friend and they reply with “Guess,” what should you say to achieve a really hilarious effect? Friend: “Guess.” Answer: “I’ve guessed already.” Friend: “What did you guess?” ” Answer: “Guess.” 33. Should we boycott Japanese products? We need to boycott Japanese products, not to destroy our own Japanese products. We should do better than it in all our fields. Our *employees are more honest than theirs, our streets are cleaner than theirs, and our bridges are stronger as well. And then there are our young people, who have a brighter future and more hope than him. 34. Why are there so many books on success principles, and why do they not have much motivational effect, but instead have many negative impacts? When a sergeant hears the truth, diligence enables him to put it into practice ； Upon hearing this, the sergeant seemed both present and absent ； The corporal heard this and laughed heartily. ——Tao Te Ching 35: How should one view books on self-improvement? No matter how much you watch, it’s still someone else’s life. 36. When someone else is better than oneself, why does jealousy arise sometimes, while admiration arises at other times? Admiration from afar, jealousy from near. Admiration out of reach, jealousy within reach. Jealousy arises from conflicts of interest, while admiration comes from the absence of such conflicts. 37. My roommates are all girls who love watching Korean dramas, following horoscopes, and adoring Lu Qi. In front of them, I always feel a sense of superiority, and I always want to show off the knowledge I’ve picked up from browsing Zhihu every day. What should I do? The problem with people is their tendency to act as teachers. 38. Some people really like to post very short status updates – what is the psychology behind this? The possibilities are as follows: 1. Simplicity for beauty. 2. Do not want others to understand; just want to keep a record for myself. 3. Do not want others to understand; want a certain person to understand. 4. Don’t want others to understand; want them to care. 5. Install. 6. Lazy. 39. What is the fun in programming? A sense of achievement in humans comes from two things: creation and destruction. 40. Why is the usual reaction when people see a good photo, “That’s great! What camera did you use?” ”When seeing poor-quality photos, people often joke that the photographer’s skills are terrible? People tend to attribute their success to themselves and their failures to the environment ； They attribute others' success to the environment and their own failures to themselves. 41. How to deal with colleagues’ criticism of you? 1. Are you wrong? If it’s wrong, go to 4; if it’s right, go to 2. 2. Is he sick? If blaming others is his habit, go to 3; otherwise go back to 1 to reflect. 3. Ignore him and do your own thing. 4. Admit your mistakes and accept them with an open mind. 42. My boyfriend, with whom I’ve just started dating, said to me seriously, “In the future, could you please not tell me about your past? I don’t want to know, nor will I ask. I’m afraid it might cause me psychological issues.” Can you promise me? What does he mean? “The key to getting along with a girl is this: if she is inexperienced in the world, show her all the wonders it has to offer ； If her heart is worn out, take her to ride the carousel. ” It’s just that, for a man, if his heart has been through much, he simply wants to live quietly with someone by his side! 43. How can one effectively make recommendations or suggestions while avoiding the impression of imposing or forcing them on others? To persuade others not to rely on reason, one should appeal to interests. 44. Which skills, with short periods of learning, can bring significant benefits to people’s lives? Praise others. 45. Why do many programmers and geeks like to stay up late, and why are they extremely productive in the early hours of the morning? A girl asked me why people in academia stay up so late – is it because inspiration only comes at night? No, girl, academic work relies not on inspiration, but on the guilt arising from a worthless day. 46. How did you get out of the darkness in your life? Take a few more steps. 47. How can one avoid complaining? Those who know themselves do not blame others; those who understand their fate do not blame heaven. 48. How to guide a girl with a dark heart? Methods and things like that aren’t important. The most important thing is: once you decide to get closer to her, never deliberately move away from her; once she starts to get closer to you, never try to push her away. 49, 26 years old – three years of working experience but three years to spend studying abroad – is it worth it? Regular players choose the standard configuration, while advanced players opt for a custom configuration. 50. Can truly getting into the habit of watching the News Broadcast make one rich? The purpose of watching the News Broadcast is not to learn something or acquire knowledge, but rather to understand what the authorities want people to know. In a society as powerful as China, having a better understanding of these intentions is indeed very beneficial for doing business.
51. What kind of people live the happiest lives? A person with good skills, high proficiency, and a compassionate heart. 52. Why are there things that are a piece of cake for others, but they still refuse to help? Some people do it because they don’t love the world and the people in it enough. Some people do it because they don’t trust the world and the people in it enough. 53. How should one view the statement that \"it’s hopeless to be relieved and indifferent at a young age\"? It is hopeless to try to summarize a complex life in just one sentence. 54. What would human civilization be like without the moon? There are no humans. 55. How to conquer the entire universe? Conquer yourself. 56. Why did Lai Bao, who was able to write excellent jokes, develop depression? Because comedians consider themselves to be sacrifices offered to the audience. 57. Is it really true that hard work pays off? Success requires luck, talent, background, connections, and so on. Diligence may just be an unremarkable requirement. But this doesn’t mean that if you give up diligence, you can have other advantages. For most people, they have no choice but to work hard. The world is not fair, but unfairness is no excuse for not working hard. 58. Why should one strive in life? The most painful thing isn’t failure; it’s knowing that I could have done better. How hard do I need to work to become someone great? If you are destined to become someone great, the answer to that question lies deep in your blood ； If you are destined not to be great, then you just need to be yourself. 60. What is the biggest difference between amateur and professional? Experts play against themselves, while amateurs play to accompany others. 61. When walking on a small enough planet, are we going uphill or downhill? When you feel tired, it means you’re going uphill; when you feel relaxed, it means you’re going downhill. 62. What is the most amazing thing you have ever experienced? One of my classmates, one day, swore by a lamp that he wasn’t lying; yet as soon as he finished speaking, the lamp shade fell down and hit him right on the head. 63. Where is the dividing line between the first half and the second half of life? At this moment, 64: What ideas have you come across that have impressed you deeply, enlightened you, or had a significant impact on you? Talent determines the upper limit of what you can achieve, while effort determines the lower limit. With the extremely low level of effort shown by the vast majority of people, it is far from enough to rely on talent. 65. What is the most desolate sentence or line of poetry you have ever heard? Nine times out of ten, things go as one wishes; few are those with whom one can share such feelings. 66. There are so many great books, movies, and animations in the world that it’s impossible to watch them all – what attitude should we take toward this fact? What’s there to fear? Truth is infinite; with each step forward, there is joy. ——Is it reliable for Hu Shi to start learning* programming at the ages of 67 and 30? The best time to plant a tree was ten years ago; the second best time is now. ————CaunDerre 68: How to cultivate one’s character? It’s hopeless to let go and remain indifferent at a young age. ——Wang Shi, 69: I confessed my feelings to a girl I like, but she rejected me. I still like her. What should I do? Perhaps you have misunderstood what a declaration of love is; it should be the trumpet call at the moment of ultimate victory, rather than a bugle call to launch an attack. ————Shao Ge 70: What are some good ways to save money? Before buying anything, keep the nine-word mantra in mind: You like it, you need it, it suits you. PS: This applies to many things, including relationships as well —— Fennini 71. How should one talk when eating with a girl they don’t know well? Some people find social interaction difficult or exhausting because they always try to exhibit qualities that they do not possess — Qin Chunshan. 72. How should Wang Yangming’s concept of \"the unity of knowledge and action\" be understood? And how is it applied in real life? Knowing that it’s impossible is the same as not knowing at all — Starlight Layman 73. What does it mean to have seen the world? To enjoy the best and endure the worst —— Zhang Liang 74. Where is the boundary between science and superstition? I was wrong —— Chen Hao 75. When Android first became popular, why didn’t Nokia adopt it and instead remain loyal to Symbian? People do not die in despair. . But they often stumble at crossroads — Li Nan 76. How did Zuckerberg protect Facebook’s original idea in its early days? Why wasn’t Facebook copied by other big companies after it was launched? The best way to protect creativity is to execute it to the best of one’s ability — Huang Jixin. 77. What behaviors are likely to offend others without one even realizing it? Treating others as if they were part of one’s own group too much. 78. How can one become honest and gentle? When I think that everyone will die one day, I feel that I should be kinder to those I love – that’s just the way it is. 79. What is the main reason for employees to resign? Little money, many tasks, far from home; low position, little power, heavy responsibilities. 80. What is the best advice you have ever received in life? “Never ask questions for which you don’t want to know the answer.” “Excessive self-focus is the root of all evil.” “Never worry about things that haven’t happened yet. Kindness may start mild and then become intense; when it first is intense and later fades, people forget its generosity ； Wei Yi is strict with himself but lenient toward others; those who adopt a lenient approach first and then become strict are blamed for their harshness. When you think it’s too late, that’s actually the earliest time. 81. What does loving life look like? Every day, there is a strong motivation to get up; I embrace every moment with heart and cherish the wonderful people and things around me. 82. What does it feel like to be fat? Being fat means being unfit for human society. 83. What moments make you feel that the world is so small? Out of 48 people I met through dating apps, I knew 40 of them – the world is really small. 84. Which behaviors are a waste of time? Thinking without learning + indecision 85. What is the sentence that best ignites your passion for learning? You cannot leave this world to those you despise. In the scorching heat of summer and the bitter cold of winter, spring does not extinguish my passion; whatever my heart desires, I will achieve it. 86. What should one be careful about when befriending or interacting with people who are more wealthy than oneself (including in relationships, as classmates, or at work)? Actually, the same principle applies when interacting with anyone: if you can’t do it, you should say so in advance, rather than telling them midway or afterwards. 87. Where is the line between \"showing off\" and \"choosing what one wants\"? The difference between being great and trying to appear great is whether you truly enjoy doing something for its own sake, or whether you enjoy letting others know that you did it. If there is one thing that, even if done, must never be mentioned to anyone, and that one would still do without hesitation, then that is what it means to \"choose what one wants.\" 88. If good people don’t get rewarded, why should we still be good? We insist on doing something not because it will produce results, but because we firmly believe it is the right thing to do. ——Javier 89: After being in a relationship for half a year, his girlfriend feels that the excitement of the beginning is gone. What should he do? It has always been believed that the so-called sense of novelty does not lie in doing the same things with unknown people, but rather in experiencing an unknown life together with people you know. 90. How do girls view the \"ideal man\" in their minds? Who can, by virtue of love, make Mount Fuji private property? 91. Why do people all strive to go to college in order to find jobs, rather than opting for “quick and easy” ventures such as driving taxis, running small shops, operating restaurants, or setting up street-side breakfast or snack stalls? “Child, I ask you to study hard not because I want you to compete with others in terms of grades. Rather, it’s because I hope that in the future you’ll have the freedom to choose a meaningful and time-flexible job, rather than being forced to work just to make a living. When your work holds meaning in your heart, you feel a sense of achievement. When your work gives you time without taking away from your life, you have dignity. A sense of achievement and dignity bring you happiness. ”----Long Yingtai 92. What are some examples of low emotional intelligence? Be overly polite to strangers, yet lose your temper easily with those close to you... 93. How do good people turn into bad ones? When he feels it’s unfair. 94. How should one view the idea that \"what one needs in youth are friends rather than connections\"? Interaction without any purpose is what can move people. 95. How to interpret \"Yi Nengjing announces that she will adopt the son of street vendor Xia Junfeng as her foster son and become sworn sisters with his wife\"? All acts of altruism should be encouraged, even if the giver benefits in the end. 96. Is it contrary to the spirit of science for individuals with backgrounds in science and engineering to discuss social science issues across disciplines in a affirmative tone, without having sufficient knowledge or background in the subject? A thousand people have a thousand different interpretations of Hamlet, but there’s only one Pythagorean theorem in this world. 97. What are those truths that you don’t believe in or are unwilling to accept just by reading about them, until you experience them firsthand and then become fully convinced of them? Don’t underestimate your abilities, and don’t overestimate your perseverance. 98. Why do some girls around us claim to advocate for gender equality, but yet take female privileges for granted in many situations? Because no individual or group will voluntarily give up **interests or advantages. 99. How can one become a top student? If you haven’t learned until death, then learn until death. 100. How to turn boredom into fun? Knowledg is superior to ambition; it is the source of happiness. Catching mice with the strength of an eagle hunting rabbits, or using missile anti-aircraft guns to shoot mosquitoes – the more this is a case of using heavy tools for minor tasks, the more comedic the effect becomes. The more seriously one approaches boring tasks, the more satisfying it is for both oneself and others. Anyway, since one is idle anyway, why not spend this finite life on something useful? 101. Why are there things that are a piece of cake for others, but they still refuse to help? I do something not because it’s easy, but because it’s worth it. 102. Are there any well-known quotes that actually have a second part? 「\"Man is born free.\" The next sentence is: \"But he is everywhere in chains.\" 」 The next sentence is: “Those who think themselves the masters of everything else are, in fact, more slaves than anyone else.” 」
Classmate Liu, you have way too many items; there’s one floor alone, and I won’t be able to check them all. ;P
To fulfill the pleasure of everyone after reading it once! If there are too many batches, it loses its meaning!
You can turn it into an animated graphic to make it more eye-catching.
I don’t have the time or skills for that! Just watch it casually, haha
This amount of information is indeed quite substantial; I need to copy it down and take my time to reflect on it
You need to learn it*, don’t just copy it and then forget it
Sure enough, it’s someone who’s in the know. It seems that everyone’s habits are more or less the same; in any case, it’s better to collect the money first
Every sentence is classic and worth collecting! :lol
In fact, beggars may not necessarily be jealous of millionaires, but they are definitely jealous of other beggars who earn more.