1,ifyouwanttotraceofBeethoven'srichcreativeinspirationwouldwash,itmusttograduallyemergingresistancetoexploretherootofloveandpride,untilthetimeisgone,hisinnatepassionfadesaway,onlyhelplesstoforgetaboutit.
2Lifeisawiseoldman,lifeisalearnedteacher,itisoftenthespringbreezeofrain,moisteningthingssilentlyforus,giveustheenlightenmentoflife.
3Heregardedtheforestashis,andheownedtheforesttohimself,astheworldopenedup,andthefirstgroupofpeopletookpossessionofit.Infact,whocouldarguewithhimabouttheownershipoftheunderwaterproperty?Whereisthebolderpioneer,withanaxeinhishand,whodarestocutdownthethornsandreclaimtheland?
4Thesituationlooksterrible.Buteveryonefacesit,andeveryoneisdeterminedtodotheirpart.
5.Thebuildingstandstallbecauseofitsstrongsupport.Idealsandbeliefsarethepillarsofthelifebuilding.Theshipissailingthroughthewavesbecauseofacompassthatindicatesdirection,andidealsandbeliefsarethecompassoflife'sships.Thetrainrunsathousandmilesbecauseoftherailsthatguideit.Idealsandbeliefsaretherailsonthetrainoflife.
6,thelightisprojectedonthequietseafloor,asifthroughthespectrumofthetortuousanalysisofthelight,thecolorsareverybeautiful.
7It'seighto'clockinthemorning.Thesuncanbeusedonlyforfourhours.Iwalkedslowlytowardalargebay,thecrescentmoon,inthemidstofthegranitecliffs.
8Thehugeshipbegantosink.Thenautilussubmergedatthesamespeed.Isawabigholeinthehullofthewarship,andtheseawaspouringin,makingaterriblenoise.Thedeckwasfullofterrifiedpeople.
9Itwasapetrifiedforest,withhugepinetreesstandingtallinthewater,andalotoffallentreesontheroad.Thereweredeepcracksonbothsidesofthepath,andthehugerockswerestackedseventoeight,whichseemedtoviolatetheprincipleofgravitybalance.
10Therearesomanyamazingthings!Theprofessorandconseilsoondiscoveredthat,althoughitwasnowbelowthesurfaceofthesea,thesunwasstillshining.Thelightisprojectedonthequietseafloor,asifthroughaspectrumoftortuousanalysisofthelight,thecolorsarebeautiful.Eventhelivingcreatures,vegetation,shellsandcoralsoftheseafloorareallcaughtinthesunshine.
11MaygodletmycompanionsandInotbeburiedinothergraves.
12Itisbettertoknowhalfthetruththroughone'sowneffortsthantoknowthewholetruthinacloud.
13.Iyatz?Seal?Saifuandreedandgreersaid,heisfunny,energetic,positiveandoptimistic,treatpeoplepolite,welldressed,fornodiscretionisalsoverypatient,evencanletapersonthinkheisnotdeafears.
14ThereisnodoubtthatifthemonsterwearechasingreallyiswithNed?Iwouldn'tbetonthismonster,Iwouldn'tbetonit.
15Variouskindsofshellmolluskswalkonthesoftsand,dressingtheoceanfloorasagarden.Aboveourheadsareallkindsofjellyfishfloatingaroundlikeflowersfromafairy.
16Butmyjudgmentwaswrong.Thenautilussankrapidlyasthedistancebetweenthetwoshipsapproached.Isuddenlyunderstoodwhatwasgoingtohappen.Thenautilusdoesnotdirectlyattackthefirm'ssteelarmor,butinsteadattackstheareabelowthewaterlinewiththeattackAngle.
17Thenautilusbegantoaccelerate,andthewholehulltrembled,andtheswordofvengeancewasabouttoPiercetheother'sbody.Mymindstoppedandmybloodfroze.
18Thebeautyoflifeliesinherprogressforever.Justlikethebeautyofatree,itisshowninthevigorousvitalityofitsnegativepotentialsoaringintotheclouds;Likethebeautyoftheeagle,itistoshowinitsbeatingthewindandrainlikethespiritoftheskysoaring;Likethebeautyofariver,itisshowninitsturbulentflow.
19But,beforeeveryonecouldmentionthesoundoftheirheart,theyheardadeafeningnoise,breakingthesilenceofthenightsky,liketheroaringofahighwatercolumn.
20,maturityisakindofbrightbutnotdazzlinglight,aroundandnotbeboredwithearsound,adon'tneedtoexamineyanguancolorofcalm,forothersafinallystoppedintothesurroundingcomplaintcalltoatmosphere,akindofignoredcavalcadessmile,akindofwashedtheextremeindifference,onedoesnotneedtospeakoutthick,theheightofaisnotsteep.
21Thecrewunanimouslyapprovedofhisclaim.Indeed,wherecanwemeetthenarwhaleinthisnarrowstrait?Mostofthesailorsweresurethatthemonstercouldn'tpassthroughthechannelbecauseitwassobigthatthechannelcouldn'tholdit!
22,becausetheeyessparkledwithawildgleam,withabronzedandslightlymournfulface,itlookedblack,butblueandgray.
23Hewasshortandstocky,withathletic,athleticbones.Whenhewasyoung,hehadabigredface.Inhislateryears,hisskinslowlybecamesallow,showingapathology,especiallyinwinter,whenhekepthimselfindoorsandawayfromthefields.
24Lifeislikeamountain.Whatmattersisnotitsheight,butitsinspiration.Lifeislikearain,theimportantisnotitssize,butthetimely.
25.Afterthestorm,itwillbetheskyandwaterofthegulls.Outofthebrambles,infrontistheroadcoveredwithflowers.Climbingtothetopofthemountain,theskyislikeacloudofmountains.Inthisworld,onestarfalls,theskyisnotbright;Aflowerwitheraway,notawholespring.
26Shortlyafterwards,captainnemoannouncedthatthepropellerhadsuddenlybeenseizedbythebigoctopusandcouldnotbeturned,andifitweretogoonlikethis,everyone'slifewouldbeindanger.So,youmustgooutandfightthemonsters!
27Hemustnotrefuseyourhelp.
28Lifeisabloomingflowerthatbloomsinbeauty,spreadandflowery.Lifeisafinepoem,freshandfluent,withlongmeaning.Lifeismelodiousmusic,harmonyofmelody,likemelodious;Lifeisariverflowing,rushingforward.
29DiditattacksomeshipsthatnightintheIndianOcean?Wasnotthemanburiedinthecoralcemeterythevictimofthenautilus'sconflict?Andonalltheseas,peoplearechasingthisterribledestructionmachine!
30Themostterribleenemyisthatthereisnostrongbelief.
31Tospreadsunshineintotheheartofothers,firsthavethesunshineinyourheart.
32Iturnedandlookedatcaptainnemo,therealavenger'shorribleexecutioner,lookingatthescenewiththepleasureofrevenge.Whenitwasallover,heenteredhisroom.Isawhimkneeldownbeforeaportraitofayoungwomanandtwoyoungchildren,hisarmsstretchedout,andsuddenlyheswallowed.
33Lifeisgoodandshort.Somelifeislonely,somelifeiscolorful,differentpeoplehavedifferentlifepursuit;Lifeisaone-waystreetwithnoreturn,andeveryonegoesonwithallhistime.
34Butthecloudsdidnotspread,andateleveno'clockthesundidnotcomeout.Thesundoesnotcomeout,whichmakesmeanxious.Withoutthesun,itisimpossibletomakeallkindsofobservations.So,howdowedecidewe'regoingtotheSouthPole?
35Iwascaughtupinalotofnightmares.Inthismysterioussanctuary,Isawalargegroupofanimalsthatnooneknew,andthissubmarineseemedtobetheirkind,anditwasasaliveastheywere,moving,andterrible!
36MaygodletmycompanionsandInotbeburiedinothergraves.
37Itwasdark,andwewaitednervouslyforthechance.Nedcouldn'twaittojumpintothesea.Itoldhimtostopactingonimpulse.Inmyopinion,thenautiluswillattackeachotheronthesurfaceofthesea,andwecanrunawayeasily.
38Variousshellsandmolluskswalkonthesoftsand,dressingtheoceanfloorasagarden.Aboveourheadsareallkindsofjellyfishfloatingaroundlikeflowersfromafairy.
39Icanharmthefutureofmycompanionsforthesakeofmywholeself.
40Nogreatman,nogreatman,nogreatartist,nogreatactor.Allareemptyidolsthatmatchthecrowd:timewilldestroythemtogether.
41Noonecanbebetterthanthekindandlovingpeople.
42Toliveistofacetherealityofasmile,toseethefuturethroughobstacles.Lifeisthecuttingoftheheart,cuttingoutthegreenbranchesontheroadoflife;Lifeiswhenfacingconfusionordarkness,deepinthesoul,thebrightandsmilinglightshow.
43Idon'tknowhowtheyfeltwhentheyenteredthefloatingprison,butIhadacoldwarandmyskinwascold.
44Asforthezoophytes,inafewmoments,Ienjoyedabeautiful,orange-colored,labia-shapedpolyphangingonthestarboardglass.
45Suddenly,withatremendousbang,theshipwascrushedbycompressedair,causinganexplosionandsplashes.Thenautiluswastiltedforwardbyapowerfulshockwave.Thewreckedshipbegantosinkrapidly,andthebodiesofthevictimswereondeckandonthelookout.Itwasahorriblesight.
46Itwasastrangeandunusualunderseaforest,fulloftallwoodyplants,andallthebranchesofthesmalltreesstretchedstraighttothesurfaceoftheocean.Notache,noveins,likeiron.Inthemidstofthesevariousshrubs,whichareastallastemperateforests,thereareallkindsofcoralwithvividflowers.Beautiful!
47Thereareobstaclestogenius,becauseobstaclescreategenius.
48Youonlyknowtheanswerwhenyouexplore.
49Wewerereadytosetoutwhenthelastraysofdawnweredark.
50,peopleoftenfeelreadytostageisawasteoftime,onlywhentherealopportunitycomesalong,andtheirabilitytograspthetime,torealizeoneselfpeacetimeiswastedtimewithoutpreparation.
