Life is precious, but love is more expensive.

In fact, the original text of this sentence comes from the Hungarian poet Petofi.

Freedom and love are precious, and love is more expensive; If you are free, you can throw them both!

He is a patriotic poet. These two sentences were taken out of context in China.

1 petofi? Shan Duoer (pet? Fei Sando (1823—1849) is a Hungarian poet. "Life is precious, love is more expensive. If you are free, you can throw both. "

2. The original szerememért f? láldozom / Az életet,/ Szabadságért f? láldozom / Szerelmemet)。 -Pets? Fi Sando.

Life is precious, and love is precious. Both can be given up for freedom. ”;

4. Chinese: "Freedom, love! I need these two. For my love, I will sacrifice my life; For freedom, I will sacrifice my love. "

The original text is German and English, and there are two versions, one is Chinese-English translation and the other is English-German translation.