"Either study or travel, one of the body and mind must be on the road." Who said it?

1. Source: Roman Holiday.

2. Original text: You can see your travel or read, but see your body or soul must be on the way

3. Interpretation: There are three ways to extend one's life: travel, reading and fitness, either to study or to travel, that is, to read thousands of books and take Wan Li Road.

4. Introduction: Roman Holiday is a classic romantic film released by the United States in 1953, written by Dalton Zhuangbai and directed by william wyler. Gregory peck and Audrey Hepburn co-starred. As a model of romantic literary films in the film history, Roman Holiday has a simple plot and no big production scenes, but it is one of the most enduring Hollywood love comedies.

Extended information:

Book "Read or travel, there is always a body and soul on the road":

This book was published by Tongxin Publishing House in 213, and the author was Liu Quyanyang. This book tells you how to travel around the world, or how to know yourself through wandering. It is not only a travel book, but also a life book.

The author is a Leo girl who has dreamed of wandering since she was a child. After graduating with a master's degree in the United States, she decided to pursue her inner voice and be the one she really wanted to be. So, she began to work and travel. During the three-month part-time job, she got along with people she had never been in contact with before, worked hard, and learned how to overcome herself and how to work hard in jobs she had never been in contact with before.

After finishing her part-time job, she resolutely took up her backpack and started a solo journey. She enjoyed sleeping on the Greyhound bus and hitchhiking, and learned to cherish and be grateful in the rush. With more than 2 sofa owners, she walked into different segments of everyone's life. By traveling, painting, talking about music, cooking and talking about social culture with them, she gained new insights and gains.

These bits and pieces of journey recorded with words, lenses and brushes have become the true proof of her growing experience. For her, this journey is only a tiny microcosm of the length of life.