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On the Principle of Life Value in Shakespeare's Discourse
Self-improvement and contribution to society are unified. This is one of the criteria for evaluating the value of life.

Implicit life value principle: the value of life includes self-value and social value of life. The social value of life is the value of individual life activities to society and others. What kind of value a person's life has is basically stipulated by society. The judgment of a person's value by society mainly depends on his contribution to society.

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1. Shakespeare said this because he had Queen Elizabeth I behind him, so if others didn't accept his "virtue", he moved out Queen Elizabeth I to scare him.

2. Whether the value of life "shines on the world" does not depend on the individual's subjective will, but on your influence and position in society. Who will listen to you if you don't have a basic foothold? It's impossible for you to be alone.

Shakespeare improved his position by buttering up Queen Elizabeth I,

So he can do whatever he wants,

Dare to challenge the secular vision,

Dare to break the moral bottom line.

So the position of power is the most important.

Finally, this passage is probably made up by an educational circle in China. These people are really boring. They use chicken feathers as arrows, casually put a celebrity name on their stupid words, and force you to accept his "virtue". Speaking of it, he really did "shine all over the world". He must have said this to praise himself, "shine" on you students with the aura of power and push his "virtue" to you.