The passing of Lao She has always been a regret in our hearts. If Mr. Lao She had not left that year, the ownership of the Nobel Prize in Literature would still be unknown. Today, I will share with you some of Mr. Lao She's most Philosophical sentences. I believe the more we understand him, the happier he will be. 1. There is not much truth in this world, and a woman's face turns red more than a long dialogue& mdash;— Rickshaw 2. The more unwilling one is to work hard, the more self pity they become& mdash;— Rickshaw 3. So romantic people are just like that. Romantic people are centered around the individual in the universe& mdash;— Divorce 4. Rain falls on the rich and also on the poor; To the righteous, and to the unjust. In fact, rain is not fair because it falls into a world without justice& mdash;— Rickshaw 5. A person's life, I think, is half lived among friends& mdash;— "Lovely Chengdu" 6. A lifetime is short, either interesting or old& mdash;— "Making Life Fun" 7. Perhaps life is like this, with more experience, there is less fantasy, balancing the pain of reality with practical pleasure& mdash;— Divorce 8. Life is a rhythm, with light and shadow, left and right, sunshine and rain. The taste is contained in these twists and turns& mdash;— Minor Illness 9. If you see through yourself, you won't underestimate others& mdash;— Rickshaw 10. Humility shrinks a person's heart, like a small stone egg, although small, extremely strong. Being solid is the key to honesty& mdash;— "Four Generations Together" 11. Compassion has less flavor than love, but more human affection& mdash;— Micro God 12. Experience is the most important catalyst in life. Whatever experience you have, you will become what kind of person you are, just like how you cannot grow peonies in the desert& mdash;— Rickshaw 13. There is no master here, there is a place for him to stay& mdash;— Rickshaw 14. Silence is sometimes the safest& mdash;— "Four Generations Together" 15. Love stories are often ordinary, just like spring rain and autumn frost. But ordinary people prefer to find some poetry in these ordinary things& mdash;— Micro God