A wonderful passage about a classic

The following are some of the best passages from the classics: 1 A famous description in "Dream of Red Mansions": Jia Baoyu was heartbroken after Daiyu's death. He sat in the snow and looked at the sky and sighed: "This feeling can be treated as a recollection, but it was already lost at that time." In War and Peace, there is a quote from Napoleon: "People often think that war is an act of aimless destruction, but if there is not enough strength and wisdom to control it, it will become destructive. War is an art that requires courage, wisdom, planning, and determination to control." Garcia Márquez in One Hundred Years of Solitude: "In Mexico, there is a land that has been forgotten by time. There was once a great civilization here. There used to be a group of great people here. Their thoughts surpassed the times, and their works changed the entire world." 4. A passage from J. D. Salinger in The Catcher in the Rye: "I understand more and more that true loneliness is an unbearable state. Only when you can no longer tolerate the people and environment around you is true loneliness. Sometimes we have to leave this world to find our true selves again." 5 A passage from Jean Valen in "Miserable World":"Is life always so difficult? Or is it just me? There are many beautiful things in life that are worth pursuing and cherishing, even if we have to face those unpleasant things."