Defoe's famous sayings

1. The best people must also face death: often good people don't live long, bad people live for millennia.--Daniel Defoe

2. As long as I can still draw water, I will not be drowned. As long as I can stand, I will not fall. Category: Ideal

3. Virtue despises all the scorns of the world, and the higher the innocence, the higher the identity. Category: Morality

4. If you want to respect the truth, you must expect to suffer in the back. Category: Truth

5. The drunkard is the darling of hell.

6. Everyone will become a tyrant whenever possible, which is the nature of nature.

7. As long as I can still draw water, I will not be drowned. As long as I can stand, I will not fall.

8. How do human emotions change in different environments? What we love today is often what we hate tomorrow; what we are pursuing today is often what we evade tomorrow; what we want today, It is often what we are afraid of tomorrow, even fearful.

9. Good people can also become villains when needed.

10. When people are unlucky, they always have an honesty.

11. A woman must not find a chance to retaliate against a man who is not good for her. We have many ways to make such a man lose face, otherwise a woman is really the most bitter animal in the world.

12. Virtue despise all the ridicule of the human world, and the higher the innocence, the higher the identity.

13. If you want to respect the truth, you must expect to suffer in the back.