Bi-ligual, 双语.
We can only do these reflections about life and death while we are still alive and kicking. Once kicked the bucket, there is no need for reflection.
It’s been said many times that life is not about the destination, but the journey. Life is all about the people you meet and the things you learn along the way. Even as you get older and busier, it’s incredibly important to reflect on how you’ve lived your life thus far.
我们只能在我们还活着的时候做这些关于生与死的反思。 一旦踢了水桶，就不需要反思。
很多人说过，人生不在于目的地，而在于旅程。 生活就是你遇到的人和你一路上学到的东西。 即使随着年龄的增长和忙碌，反思迄今为止的生活也是非常重要的。
Reflecting on life can sound opaque and wishy-washy at times, especially because it encourages you to sit and think about all your greatest triumphs and misses. Despite the perhaps intimidating silence required to reflect, it is not impossible to do so, no matter how old you are. All of humanity has one core thing in common: that we will all eventually die.
Accepting that sobering thought can take time, especially if you’ve recently dealt with the death of a loved one. If you’re looking for some words to help you assess where you are now, here are some quotes to give you that much-needed perspective.
反思生活有时听起来不透明和空想，特别是因为它鼓励你坐下来思考你所有最伟大的胜利和失败。 尽管反思可能需要令人生畏的沉默，但这并非不可能，无论您多大年纪。 全人类有一个核心共同点：我们最终都会死去。
接受这种发人深省的想法可能需要时间，尤其是如果您最近处理了所爱之人的死亡。 如果您正在寻找一些词来帮助您评估您现在所处的位置，这里有一些引言可以为您提供急需的观点。
Sad Quotes on Death
Feeling sad about death is natural. Even if you’re not dealing with it right now, death itself can bring up fear and sadness about the unknown.
1. “Death in itself is nothing; but we fear to be we know not what, we know not where.” — John Dryden, Poet
Dryden, the first Poet Laureate of England, wrote many of his poems when death was a major literary theme.
2. “When it’s time to die, let us not discover that we have never lived.” — Henry David Thoreau, Philosopher
As a Transcendentalist, Thoreau prioritized connection with nature. Taking the time to connect with yourself, according to Thoreau, is far more important than external or physical achievements.
3. “I think death is equally terrible for everyone. Young people, old people, the good, the bad; it’s always the same. It’s rather fair in its treatment. There’s no such thing as a terrible death, that’s why it’s frightening.” — Sunako, Author
Death is often seen as “the great equalizer” and is an absolute for everyone. The idea of an arbitrary ending, outside of anything you can do to stop it, can seem terrifying.
4. “Life will undertake to separate us, and we must each set off in search of our own path, our own destiny or our own way of facing death.” — Paulo Coelho, Author
You might be familiar with Coelho’s popular book The Alchemist. Most books, including his, involve a journey to self-discovery.
5. “People die all the time. Life is a lot more fragile than we think. So you should treat others in a way that leaves no regrets. Fairly, and if possible, sincerely. It’s too easy not to make the effort, then weep and wring your hands after the person dies.” — Haruki Murakami, Author
Taken from his popular book Dance, Dance, Dance, Murakami is a master at examining the feelings we all encounter when we face death. You don’t know how long you have with someone, or with your own life, which makes each day incredibly special.
6. “Isn’t it sad that so often it takes facing death to appreciate life and each other fully?” — Esther Earl, Activist
Have you heard of the book and movie The Fault in Our Stars? Earl is the real-life inspiration for author John Green’s protagonist, Hazel, a positive and sensitive teenager suffering from terminal cancer.
7. “Man alone chimes the hour. And, because of this, man alone suffers a paralyzing fear that no other creature endures. A fear of time running out.” —Mitch Albom, Author
One of the more mind-bending quotes on this list, Albom recognizes the sole pressure humans put on themselves because of our ability to record the passage of time.
8. “You know, what’s so dreadful about dying is that you are completely on your own.” — Vladimir Nabokov, Author
Many people want loved ones at their bedside. But the fact that loved ones can’t join them in death can feel lonely and terrifying.
9. “The typical human behavior is to seek security and certainty. We fear death because it’s the unknown and nobody can give us answers.” — Maxime Lagacé, Hockey Player
Achieving security is the goal of our lives. We go to college, get into careers, and support our families for it. But death infuses insecurity and fragility into every move we make.
10. “The bitterest tears shed over graves are for words left unsaid and deeds left undone.” — Harriet Beecher Stowe, Activist
As one of the best writers and antislavery activists that supported the Underground Railroad, Stowe knew a thing or two about action. But even she had regrets.
关于死亡的悲伤行情
对死亡感到悲伤是很自然的。 即使你现在没有处理它，死亡本身也会带来对未知的恐惧和悲伤。
1.“死亡本身不算什么； 但我们害怕成为我们不知道什么，我们不知道在哪里。” ——约翰·德莱顿，诗人
德莱顿是英国第一位桂冠诗人，他写了许多诗歌，当时死亡是一个主要的文学主题。
2.“到了死的时候，不要发现我们从未活过。” ——亨利·大卫·梭罗，哲学家
作为超验主义者，梭罗优先考虑与自然的联系。 梭罗认为，花时间与自己建立联系远比外部或身体上的成就重要。
3. “我认为死亡对每个人都同样可怕。 年轻人，老年人，好的，坏的； 它总是一样的。 它的待遇相当公平。 没有什么可怕的死亡，这就是它令人恐惧的原因。” — Sunako，作者
死亡通常被视为“伟大的均衡器”，对每个人来说都是绝对的。 随意结束的想法，除了你可以做的任何事情来阻止它，似乎很可怕。
4.“生命将把我们分开，我们每个人都必须出发去寻找自己的道路、自己的命运或自己面对死亡的方式。” — 保罗·科埃略，作者
您可能熟悉 Coelho 的畅销书《炼金术士》。 大多数书籍，包括他的，都涉及自我发现的旅程。
5. “人总是会死。 生命比我们想象的要脆弱得多。 所以你应该以不留遗憾的方式对待他人。 公平，如果可能，真诚地。 很容易不努力，然后在人死后哭泣和拧手。” — 村上春树，作者
取自他的畅销书《舞蹈、舞蹈、舞蹈》，村上隆是一位大师，擅长审视我们在面临死亡时都会遇到的感受。 你不知道你和某人在一起多久了，或者你自己的生活，这让每一天都变得非常特别。
6.“经常面对死亡，才能充分地欣赏生命和彼此，这不是很可悲吗？” — Esther Earl，活动家
你听说过这本书和电影《星辰之错》吗？ 厄尔 (Earl) 是作家约翰·格林 (John Green) 的主人公黑兹尔 (Hazel) 的现实灵感来源，他是一位患有晚期癌症的积极而敏感的少年。
7.“只有男人才能报时。 正因为如此，只有人类才能忍受其他生物无法忍受的恐惧。 怕时间不够用。” ——米奇·阿尔博姆，作者
这份名单上最令人费解的引述之一，阿尔博姆认识到人类因为我们能够记录时间的流逝而给自己施加的唯一压力。
8. “你知道，死亡的可怕之处在于你完全靠自己。” — 弗拉基米尔·纳博科夫，作家
很多人都希望亲人在他们的床边。 但亲人不能与他们一起死去的事实会让人感到孤独和恐惧。
9.“典型的人类行为是寻求安全感和确定性。 我们害怕死亡，因为它是未知的，没有人能给我们答案。” — 马克西姆·拉加斯，曲棍球运动员
实现安全是我们生活的目标。 我们上大学，进入职业生涯，并为此养家糊口。 但死亡给我们的每一个举动注入了不安全感和脆弱性。
10.“在坟墓上流下的最苦涩的泪水，是因为没有说过的话，没有做过的事。” — Harriet Beecher Stowe，活动家
作为支持地下铁路的最佳作家和反奴隶制活动家之一，斯托对行动了解一两件事。 但连她也有遗憾。
Quotes About the Death of a Friend or Family Member
If you’re planning the funeral of a friend or family member, you likely may be overwhelmed managing many things. You’re putting together a funeral soundtrack with songs about death or looking for goodbye songs .
Depending on the wishes of your loved one, you may also be asked to develop a handout with readings and quotes to remember them by. If you are coming up empty handed, consider using some of these quotes.
11. “All deaths are sudden, no matter how gradual the dying may be.”― Michael McDowell, Author
You might have plenty of warning. A terminal diagnosis, for instance, might give you months to prepare. But you never truly feel ready.
12. “Remember that people are only guests in your story – the same way you are only a guest in theirs – so make the chapters worth reading.” ― Lauren Klarfeld, Author
Even if someone else is nearing the end of their story, it is never too late to make their last few chapters in life truly memorable.
13. “We understand death only after it has placed its hands on someone we love.” ― Anne L. de Stael, Author
This could work as a great “rest in peace” quote to help loved ones and close friends reflect on how death can touch us all.
14. “Death – the last sleep? No, it is the final awakening.” ― Sir Walter Scott, Author
Even if you’re not religious and don’t believe in reincarnation, it can be comforting to think about death as another step in the journey of life or existence.
15. “The sorrow we feel when we lose a loved one is the price we pay to have had them in our lives.” ― Rob Liano, Author
The pain of grief post-loss can be exacting and deep, but Liano gives us the silver lining to grief by choosing gratitude for having someone’s life shine so brightly in ours.
In addition, this could be a great reminder to keep in mind while lighting a candle for someone who died.
16. “When he died, all things soft and beautiful and bright would be buried with him.” ― Madeline Miller, Author
Some people are the embodiment of good things in the world. After they are buried, it can feel like they have taken a lot of the hopefulness we had.
17. “They that love beyond the world cannot be separated by it. For death is no more than a turning of us over from time to eternity. Death cannot kill what never dies.” – William Penn, Politician
Penn was one of the most famous Quakers to ever live. This take on death is in sharp contrast to some more dour thoughts on death, especially noting that death itself cannot kill feelings, memories, and love.
18. “The death of a beloved is an amputation.” — C. S. Lewis, Author
Have you ever heard of phantom pain? It’s when you feel ghostly pain from nerves that are no longer there. The death of a close friend or loved one can feel like an emotional and social amputation.
19. “Death is tough for the people left behind on earth.” ― Prateeksha Malik, Author
With untimely or sudden deaths, the grief that many feel can be akin to wanting to exchange places with the deceased.
20. “Unable are the loved to die. For love is immortality.” — Emily Dickinson, Poet
One of the literary queens of the mid-1850s, Emily Dickinson was an accomplished poet with stark and haunting words focused on death. A product of her isolated literary environment, death was a major theme in lots of Dickinson’s unpublished poems.
关于朋友或家人去世的名言
如果您正在计划朋友或家人的葬礼，您可能会因管理许多事情而不知所措。 您正在将葬礼配乐与有关死亡的歌曲或寻找告别歌曲组合在一起。
根据您所爱之人的意愿，您可能还会被要求制作一份带有读物和引语的讲义，以供记住它们。 如果您空手而归，请考虑使用其中的一些引语。
11.“所有的死亡都是突然的，无论死亡是多么缓慢。”——迈克尔·麦克道威尔，作者
你可能有很多警告。 例如，最终诊断可能会给您几个月的准备时间。 但你永远不会真正感到准备好了。
12.“记住，人们只是你故事中的客人——就像你只是他们故事中的客人一样——所以让这些章节值得一读。” ——劳伦·克拉菲尔德，作者
即使其他人的故事接近尾声，让他们生命中的最后几章真正令人难忘，永远不会太晚。
13.“只有当死亡把手放在我们所爱的人身上时，我们才能理解死亡。” ― Anne L. de Stael，作者
这可以作为一个伟大的“安息”引述来帮助亲人和密友反思死亡如何触动我们所有人。
14.“死亡——最后的睡眠？ 不，这是最后的觉醒。” ——沃尔特·斯科特爵士，作者
即使您不信教，也不相信轮回，但将死亡视为生命或存在之旅的又一步，也是令人欣慰的。
15.“当我们失去所爱的人时，我们感到的悲伤是我们为拥有他们而付出的代价。” ——罗布·利亚诺，作者
失去后悲痛的痛苦可能是严厉而深刻的，但利亚诺通过选择感恩让某人的生活在我们的生活中如此闪耀，给了我们悲痛的一线希望。
此外，这可能是一个很好的提醒，在为死者点燃蜡烛时要牢记。
16、“他死后，一切美好、美好、光明的东西都会和他一起埋葬。” ——玛德琳·米勒，作者
有些人是世间美好事物的化身。 在他们被埋葬后，感觉就像他们带走了我们的很多希望。
17.“超越世界的爱不能被它分开。 因为死亡只不过是把我们从时间转向永恒。 死亡不能杀死永不死亡的东西。” – 威廉·佩恩，政治家
佩恩是有史以来最著名的贵格会教徒之一。 这种对死亡的看法与一些更阴郁的死亡想法形成鲜明对比，尤其是注意到死亡本身并不能扼杀感情、记忆和爱。
18.“爱人的死亡是截肢。” — C. S. 刘易斯，作者
你听说过幻痛吗？ 当你从不再存在的神经中感受到幽灵般的疼痛时。 亲密朋友或亲人的死亡感觉就像是情感和社交上的截肢。
19.“对于留在地球上的人来说，死亡是艰难的。” ——Prateeksha Malik，作者
对于过早或突然死亡，许多人感到的悲伤类似于想要与死者交换位置。
20.“被爱的人无法死去。 因为爱是不朽的。” ——艾米莉·狄金森，诗人
作为 1850 年代中期的文学皇后之一，艾米莉·狄金森 (Emily Dickinson) 是一位多才多艺的诗人，她的话语直白而令人难以忘怀，专注于死亡。 作为她与世隔绝的文学环境的产物，死亡是狄金森许多未发表诗歌的主要主题。
Comforting Quotes About Death
21. "Life is It's the transition that's troublesome." — Isaac Asimov, Author
As an authorfl about the nature of transitions.
22. “To the well-organized mind, death is but the next great adventure.” — J.K. Rowling, Author
Said by headmaster Albus Dumbledore in the Harry Potter series, this quote crystallizes the quirky and positive point of view of a wizard and human with a long and experienced life. This quote is a complementary reflection on death as part of the cycle of life.
23. “A man with outward courage dares to die; a man with inner courage dares to live.” —Lao Tzu, Philosopher
Spending your whole life cultivating inner courage prepares you for all sorts of events and experiences with courage and grace.
24. “No one is actually dead until the ripples they cause in the world die away.” — Terry Pratchett, Author
Renowned and celebrated fantasy author Terry Pratchett was a living embodiment of his words. Many fans and fellow writers consider him to be one of the best influences in literature, no matter the genre.
25. “Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes. Because for those who love with heart and soul there is no such thing as separation.” — Rumi, Poet
Carrying a loved one’s memory and spirit with you can apply a true salve to the wound of missing them in the physical world.
26. “It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. The act of dying is not of importance, it lasts so short a time.” — Samuel Johnson, Writer
Johnson who was alive during the American Revolution, watched many men commit their life to a cause and die with the conviction that they made a difference.
27. “Death will never make sense to your mind. Only time and self-understanding will alleviate your suffering.” — Maxime Lagacé, Hockey Player
Many people want logical answers. Why did they die? Why did it happen to them? Legacé gently insists that the responses to their questions will not come right away.
28. “I’m not afraid of death because I don’t believe in it. It’s just getting out of one car, and into another.” — John Lennon, Musician
At the time, Lennon couldn’t have known that he would be assassinated. But his lack of fear makes his death inspiring.
29. “If life must not be taken too seriously, then so neither must death.” —Samuel Butler, author
Levity is sometimes a necessary thing to have in mind especially when you go through tough moments in life. Humor and goodwill can outlast our sadness and pain, even when dealing with death.
30. “Yea, all things live forever, though at times they sleep and are forgotten.” — H. Rider Haggard, Author
Everyone’s life, no matter how insignificant they may feel, will live on forever in some way.
关于死亡的安慰语录
21.“生是愉快的。死是平静的。麻烦的是过渡。” — 艾萨克·阿西莫夫，作家
作为兼任生物化学教授的作家，阿西莫夫对转变的性质了如指掌。
22.“对于有条理的头脑来说，死亡不过是下一次伟大的冒险。” — J.K. 罗琳，作家
这句名言由校长阿不思·邓布利多在《哈利·波特》系列中说过，体现了一个巫师和拥有漫长而经验丰富的人类的古怪而积极的观点。 这句话是对死亡作为生命循环的一部分的补充反映。
23、敢于死的人，敢于死； 一个有内在勇气的人敢于生活。” ——老子，哲学家
用你的一生来培养内心的勇气，让你以勇气和优雅为各种事件和经历做好准备。
24.“除非他们在世界上引起的涟漪消失，否则没有人真正死去。” — 特里·普拉切特 (Terry Pratchett)，作者
著名的奇幻作家特里·普拉切特 (Terry Pratchett) 是他话语的生动体现。 许多粉丝和其他作家认为他是文学中影响最大的人之一，无论是哪种类型。
25、再见只属于用眼睛爱的人。 因为对于那些全心全意地爱的人来说，没有分离这回事。” ——鲁米，诗人
随身携带所爱之人的记忆和精神，可以为在现实世界中想念他们的伤口涂抹真正的药膏。
26.“一个人怎么死不重要，重要的是他怎么活。 死亡的行为并不重要，它持续的时间很短。” — 塞缪尔·约翰逊，作家
约翰逊在美国独立战争期间还活着，他目睹了许多人将自己的生命献给了一项事业，并坚信他们有所作为。
27.“死亡对你来说永远没有意义。 只有时间和自我理解才能减轻你的痛苦。” — 马克西姆·拉加斯，曲棍球运动员
许多人想要合乎逻辑的答案。 他们为什么死？ 为什么会发生在他们身上？ Legacé 温和地坚称，他们的问题不会立即得到答复。
28. “我不怕死，因为我不相信它。 它只是从一辆车上出来，然后进入另一辆车。” — 约翰·列侬，音乐家
当时，列侬不可能知道自己会被暗杀。 但他的无畏让他的死亡鼓舞人心。
29.“如果不能把生命看得太重，那么死亡也不能太认真。” ——塞缪尔·巴特勒，作家
有时需要牢记轻浮，尤其是当您经历生活中的艰难时刻时。 幽默和善意可以比我们的悲伤和痛苦更持久，即使在面对死亡时也是如此。
30.“是的，万物永生，尽管有时它们会沉睡并被遗忘。” — H. Rider Haggard，作者
每个人的生命，无论他们感觉多么微不足道，都会以某种方式永远存在。
Inspirational or Beautiful Quotes About Death
Though the unknown parts of death can be scary, the finality and connotations of “resting in peace” can appease and minimize our fear.
31. “When he shall die, Take him and cut him out in little stars, and he will make the face of heaven so fine That all the world will be in love with night And pay no worship to the garish sun.” — William Shakespeare, Author
Taken from Romeo and Juliet, one of the world’s greatest romantic tragedies, this quote pays homage to someone unforgettable.
32. “Death must be so beautiful. To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one’s head, and listen to silence. To have no yesterday and no to-morrow. To forget time, to forget life, to be at peace.” — Oscar Wilde, Author
Author Oscar Wilde had a tumultuous life due to mental illness and his inability to find acceptance. In death, Oscar Wilde hoped things would slow down so he could be at peace.
33. “Do not fear death. Death is always at our side. When we show fear, it jumps at us faster than light. But, if we do not show fear, it casts its eye upon us gently and then guides us into infinity.” — Keiko Nobumoto, Screenwriter
Screenwriter Keiko Nobumoto wrote scripts for eponymous Japanese animated shows that infused humor, wit, satire, and tragedy in a way that hadn’t been seen by western audiences before. This quote comes from the ever-popular space western show Cowboy Bebop.
34. “Birth and death are the most singular events we experience – and the contemplation of death, as of birth, should be a thing of beauty, not ignobility.” — Jacob K. Javits, Politician
Fear is the feeling most connected to death, but not as often with birth. As Javits mentions above, both are worthy of our respect and appreciation for their totality.
35. “The man who lives without conflict, who lives with beauty and love, is not frightened of death because to love is to die.” — Jiddu Krishnamurti, Philosopher
It is a commonly spoken thought that loving someone is like giving them a part of your life that dies with them when they leave this realm of existence.
36. “Let children walk with Nature, let them see the beautiful blendings and communions of death and life, their joyous inseparable unity, as taught in woods and meadows, plains and mountains and streams of our blessed star, and they will learn that death is stingless indeed, and as beautiful as life.” — John Muir, Activist
Muir is responsible for raising awareness of protecting our national parks and ensuring public education on the environment around us. In this quote, by considering nature as the ultimate teacher, it demystifies the concept of death.
37. “Birth is not a beginning; death is not an end. There is existence without limitation; there is continuity without a starting point.” — Zhuangzi, Philosopher
Zhuangzi lived during the peak of Chinese philosophy. During that time, he developed his beliefs about death being a part of a cyclical existence.
38. “There is no death. Only a change of worlds.” — Chief Seattle, Suquawmish and Duwamish Chief
By encapsulating death as yet another change in life, it sounds a bit less scary.
39. “I have always imagined that paradise will be a kind of library.” — J.K. Rowling, Author
This vision is probably true for a lot of people, and not just celebrated author J.K. Rowling.
40. I regret not death. I am going to meet my friends in another world.” — Ludovico Ariosto, Poet
Like many of his fellow creators throughout Italian history, Ariosto paints death as a grand reunion. It’s not dissimilar to some of the religious images we see painted in chapels all throughout the country of Italy.
关于死亡的励志或美丽语录
尽管死亡的未知部分可能会令人恐惧，但“安息”的终结性和内涵可以安抚并减少我们的恐惧。
31.“当他死后，把他切成小星星，他会让天堂的脸变得如此美好，让全世界都爱上黑夜，不再崇拜艳丽的太阳。” — 威廉·莎士比亚，作家
这句话取自世界上最伟大的浪漫悲剧之一《罗密欧与朱丽叶》，向令人难忘的人致敬。
32.“死亡一定如此美丽。 躺在柔软的棕色泥土中，头顶的青草在摇曳，聆听寂静。 没有昨天，也没有明天。 忘掉时间，忘掉生活，安于现状。” — 奥斯卡·王尔德，作家
作家奥斯卡·王尔德（Oscar Wilde）因精神疾病和无法被接受而过着动荡的生活。 在死后，奥斯卡王尔德希望事情能缓和下来，这样他才能平静下来。
33.“不要害怕死亡。 死亡总是在我们身边。 当我们表现出恐惧时，它比光更快地扑向我们。 但是，如果我们不表现出恐惧，它会温柔地注视我们，然后引导我们进入无限。” — 信本惠子，编剧
编剧 Keiko Nobumoto 为同名的日本动画节目编写剧本，以西方观众以前从未见过的方式注入幽默、机智、讽刺和悲剧。 这句话来自广受欢迎的太空西部节目 Cowboy Bebop。
34.“出生和死亡是我们所经历的最独特的事件——从出生开始，对死亡的沉思应该是一件美丽的事情，而不是卑鄙的。” — Jacob K. Javits，政治家
恐惧是与死亡最相关的感觉，但与出生相关的情况并不常见。 正如 Javits 上面提到的，两者的整体性都值得我们尊重和赞赏。
35.“没有冲突的人，生活在美丽和爱中，不会害怕死亡，因为爱就是死亡。” — 吉杜·克里希那穆提，哲学家
人们普遍认为，爱一个人就像给了他们生命的一部分，当他们离开这个存在的领域时，它会与他们一起死去。
36.“让孩子们与自然同行，让他们看到死亡与生命的美丽交融和共融，他们快乐的不可分割的统一，就像在我们祝福之星的树林和草地、平原、山脉和溪流中所教导的那样，他们将学习死亡 确实是无刺的，像生命一样美丽。” — 活动家约翰·缪尔
Muir 负责提高保护国家公园的意识，并确保对我们周围环境的公众教育。 在这句话中，通过将自然视为终极导师，它揭开了死亡概念的神秘面纱。
37.“出生不是开始； 死亡不是终点。 存在无限制； 没有起点的连续性。” ——庄子，哲学家
庄子生活在中国哲学的巅峰时期。 在那段时间里，他发展出他的信念，即死亡是周期性存在的一部分。
38.“没有死亡。 只是世界的变化。” — 西雅图酋长、Suquawmish 和 Duwamish 酋长
通过将死亡封装为生活的另一种变化，这听起来不那么可怕了。
39.“我一直以为天堂会是一种图书馆。” — J.K. 罗琳，作家
这一愿景可能适用于很多人，而不仅仅是著名作家 J.K. 罗琳。
40.我后悔不死。 我要去另一个世界见我的朋友。” — 卢多维科·阿里奥斯托，诗人
像意大利历史上的许多其他创作者一样，阿里奥斯托将死亡描绘成一次盛大的重逢。 它与我们在意大利全国各地的教堂中看到的一些宗教图像没有什么不同。
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