Flaubert's famous sayings, Flaubert's profile

Flaubert’s famous sayings:

1. Extraordinary passion can produce outstanding works.

2. Reasonableness - The poor person who blindly desires is as correct as the serious person who is rational.

3, rather than doing good deeds to love others, it is better to respect yourself.

4. The secret of all masterpieces is at this point: the subject matter is consistent with the author's temperament.

5, writing a book is not the same as raising a son, but in general with the construction of a pyramid, you need to pre-plan the plan, and then spend your brain, time and sweat to build the stones one by one.

6. Form and thought are like the body and the soul; in my opinion, this is a whole and inseparable. I don't know what it will be without this one.

7, in the writing, as in music: the most beautiful and most precious, is the purity of the sound.

8. Life is disappointed every day, and it can be masturbated by pinning your thoughts on the noble character and the realm of happiness.

9. In the life of a person, the most glorious day is not the day of success, but the challenge of life from lament and despair, and the day of courage to move toward the will.

10. Success is the result, not the purpose.

11. Our ignorance of history makes us marry our own time. People always do.

12, language is a stretching machine, forever elongated feelings.

13. Everything is based on vanity. Even the bottom of what we call conscience is the bud of vanity.

14. For what you want to express, watch it for a long time, so that you can discover features that others have not discovered or written.

15. A person who loves writing, can not see the danger of writing something!

16. Being angry with an idiot is risking us to become an idiot.

17. Genius - not worthy of appreciation, it is just a mental illness.

18, can be the reward of long-term efforts.

19. The writer should be everywhere in the works like God in the universe, and there is nowhere to be seen.

20. Alteration and dystocia are signs of genius.

21, the most glorious day in a person's life is not the day of success, but the challenge of life from lament and despair, to the day of courage to the will.

22. No matter what a writer wants to describe, there is only one noun for him to use, a verb to make the object vivid, and an adjective to make the object's nature clear. So you have to look for it until you find that noun, the verb and the adjective.

Flaubert's profile:

Gustav Flaubert, a great French critical realist novelist in the middle of the 19th century, Maupassant had worshipped him as a teacher. Famous works include "Mr. Bovary", "Emotional Education" and "Bouvar and Pecuche". He has a profound influence on the development of literature in the late 19th and 20th centuries, especially modernist literature. He is known as the "originator of naturalistic literature" and "the founder of Western modern novels".