Nietzsche's "I was born to be a mountain, not a stream" comes from the motto of Huaping Girls' High School, principal of Zhang Guimei. I was born to be a mountain, not a stream. I want to look down at the mediocre ravines from the top of the mountains. I was born to be a hero, not a mere mortal. I stand on the shoulders of great men and look down on humble cowards. This is a statement about your position in life. That is, I am a mountain, not a stream. I want to see the direction of the valley from the highest peak of the mountains. I am a mountain, high above, and motionless.
Overview of mountain analysis
Tall mountains. Mountains generally refer to highlands with larger heights and steeper slopes. From top to bottom, they are divided into three parts: summit, hillside and foothills. According to height, it can be divided into high mountains, medium mountains and low mountains. Alpine refers to a mountain whose main peak has a relative height of more than 1,000 meters. High mountains also represent lofty virtues.
Xunzi encouraged learning, so he didn’t climb mountains, because he didn’t know how high the sky was. The annals of the Three Kingdoms, the annals of Wei, and Du Ji's biography are so popular that Pei Song's notes quoted Du Du of Jin, Du Shi's new book. Now I also hope that everyone will look up to the mountains and admire the scenery. During the Song and Qin Dynasties, Guan Lu and his uncle promoted the scholars of Xizhou to bring glory to the country. His art and literature are exquisite, and his classics come from famous masters. There are high mountains looking up, and the passing water sighs. See Alpine Views.