번역 - 프랑스어-전통 중국어 - Tout ce dont on a besoin est l'amour

Hello Michel and pluiepoco,
In this case, the "you" is being used with a general, not a specific meaning, i.e. the speaker is not talking to a specific person ("you" ), but rather making a general proposition about all humans ("All we humans need is love" ).
In this case, should we say:
人所要的一切就是爱
?

You are right, thx lanMegill2
the franch edition
"TOUT CE DONT ON A BESOIN EST L'AMOUR"
the word "on" in franch means "everyone" or "we"

I didn't compare it,otherwise I would amend my translantion

I think your translantion is better than mine.

But my translantion is also right
for:
"ä½ " in chinese has two meanings (likes "you" in english)
it also has the meaning of "all humans"

this usage is always used in sayings or advices.

we call it "泛指代词"（general proposition）

thanks for your massage

Hi Michel,
Wow, I didn't know ä½  could also be used that way in Chinese too!
我学了一个！
Thank you!