生命力古希腊悲剧作家欧里庇得斯曾承认写三句诗有时要花三天时间。一位跟他谈话的低能诗人惊讶地叫了起来:“那么长时间我能写出一百句诗呢!”“这我完全相信,”欧里庇得斯答道,“可它们只会有三天的生命力。”法国大作家维克多·雨果正赶写一部作品,十分紧张,可是社交活动占去他不少时间。一天,他想了个绝招:把自己的头发和胡须分别剃去半边。亲朋好友一来,他就指 Vitality The ancient Greek tragedy writer Euripides admitted that sometimes it took three days to write three verses. A low-energy poet who talked to him cried in surprise: “So long I can write a hundred poems!” “I’m totally convinced,” answered Euripides, “but they There will only be three days of vitality. ”Victor Hugo, a French writer, is in the process of writing a piece of work, very nervous, but social activities take up a lot of his time. One day, he thought of a trick: shave half his hair and beard separately. He said to friends and relatives