A classic reader's speech:
(1) Many people associate health preservation with treatment. Celery lowers blood fat, so it is eaten every day. Do you take medicine? Where is the joy of life? When we eat celery, it looks watery and green, and it tastes very comfortable. -Health is not a cure.
(2) The highest level of work is to watch others go to work and get their own salary. -The latest buzzwords
(3) Don't tell? Or? And say? Or? Yes, it is petty bourgeoisie. Don't say? What else? And say? What else? Yes, that's Wen Qing. Don't say? Tragedy? And say? How tragic? Yes, that's the netizen. -And cabbage heads.
(4) Women are busy with plastic surgery and men are busy with transformation. -Jiang Xiaoyu, a famous cultural critic, said in "Big Talk Film and Television"
(5) There are roughly two kinds of laughter: one is unfolded with heart, and the other is unfolded with heart. -users ridicule
I found my wallet on the road. At the traffic lights, I helped the blind get on the bridge and helped others push the cart. On the bus, I left my seat in the classroom to clean the table after school. -Many primary and secondary school students' compositions now? Routine?
(7) Leadership: Take another look. Beauty: The more I look at it, the more I look like my brother. Friend: Unfortunately, I'm on a business trip. Customer: Why didn't you say so earlier? I just bought one. Star: May I not answer? Expert: Please go back and read my new book carefully. PRESIDENT: Please ask the Vice President to answer. Classic refusal language
Did you miss me? -The photo of former US President George W. Bush appeared on a billboard in Minnesota, next to this design line. It is said that this is a way for someone to express their dissatisfaction with the current situation of the Obama administration.
(9) As long as I think of things I regret in my life, the plum blossom falls. -the poem in Zhang Zao's masterpiece "In the Mirror"
(10) Never think that we can escape. Every step we take determines the final outcome, and our feet are moving towards our chosen destination. Milan? Kundera
(1 1) Chinese is simplified to traditional, like a woman binding her feet again! -The Economist magazine quoted this statement from netizens in China when it reported the dispute between simplification and simplification of Chinese characters.
(12) The sun is shining and parents are generous. -Master Yan Zheng.
Q: There are many beautiful women in your program. Will you be moved? A: People who run grocery stores don't try every candy without opening the wrapping paper. -Cai Lan's Q&A with Bo Friends in Weibo
(14) The common sense of life, makeup artist, the secrets of the twelve constellations, the regret of successful recording, the IELTS questions in the complete set of test papers, and the golden sentences about love all came from China. -Some netizens summarized several customs of websites such as intranet.
(15) There are more CT scans in one city in Beijing than in Britain. Is China really so rich? -The massive abuse of medical equipment in China has made WHO officials question it.
(16) The backpack is too heavy, so be careful; Standing too tired, sit down; Books are too expensive, copy them; If you have any questions, go ahead. -the slogan of a private bookstore in Guiyang
(17) Achievements are just boring figures boasted by vain people and feared by lazy people. You are neither vain nor lazy. -Kai-fu Lee said this to his daughter.
(18) If one person gets the word, the chickens and dogs will be restless. Times Newspeak
(nineteen)? Remember when you were dying? This is the most important motto I have ever met in my life. It helped me point out the important direction of my life. Because almost everything, including all the honors, all the pride and all the fear of embarrassment and failure, will disappear before death. What I see is what really matters to stay. ? - ? Apple? Founder Steve? Steve jobs
Statistics are like bikinis on beautiful women. The exposed part is thought-provoking, and the unexposed part is the most important. -Some scholars use the number of lights at night to calculate the economic rise and fall of a country, echoing the late American scholar Levenshtein's statement that official data can't see important information.