Science has no boundaries, for it is the wealth of all mankind, a torch that illuminates the world, but scientists belong to their countries. —— Pasteur
Science is an honest pursuit. When conducting scientific research, one must adopt an honest and pragmatic attitude, avoiding any falsehood or exaggeration. If you do not know, say you do not know; if you do not understand, do not pretend to understand; instead, keep searching to find where your ignorance lies and where the knowledge is. An honest attitude begins with building a solid foundation. Science is a rigorous discipline with strong continuity and systematicity; if the foundations are not well-laid, one cannot progress. Without a strong foundation, pursuing cutting-edge research becomes difficult. Many problems we encounter in work stem from a lack of a solid foundation. A person's progress in scientific research or other endeavors often depends on the strength of their foundation. —— Hua Luogeng
A person who makes progress in science but regresses in morality is not moving forward, but backward. —— Aristotle
To Marx, science was a revolutionary force that played a role in history. He felt heartfelt joy at every new discovery in theoretical science, even if its practical application was not yet foreseeable, but his joy was even greater when it had the potential to exert a revolutionary influence on industry and general historical development. —— Engels
True science knows neither sympathy nor hatred; its only purpose is truth. —— Grove
Science is a powerful force of wisdom, striving to break the shackles of mystery that bind me... —— Gorky
Science requires a person to devote their entire life; even if you had two lives, it would still not be enough. —— Pavlov
Asking a new question is often more important than solving an old one. Solving a problem may merely be a technical or experimental skill, but asking new questions, exploring new possibilities, and looking at old problems from new angles requires creative imagination and marks the true progress of science. —— Einstein
A person who loves practice but lacks scientific rigor is like a sailor on a ship without a rudder or a compass; they never know where they are going. —— Da Vinci
Science demands that people voluntarily surrender everything, even if it means facing the heavy cross of cold, hard knowledge. —— Herzen
Science requires intense work and great passion. —— Pavlov
Scientific research can dispel superstition because it encourages people to think and observe things based on cause and effect. —— Einstein
To love science is to love truth; therefore, honesty is the primary virtue of a scientist. —— Feuerbach
The sensitivity and originality of youth, when combined with the rich knowledge and experience of mature scientists, can complement each other perfectly. —— Beveridge
Climbing the peak of science is like a mountaineer climbing Mount Everest; one must overcome countless difficulties. Cowards and lazy people can never enjoy the joy and happiness of victory. —— Chen Jingrun
You must know the essence of the scientific method: do not listen to what a scientist says, but watch closely what they do. —— Einstein
Science respects facts and cannot fabricate reasons to support a theory. —— Li Si-guang
Science is always revolutionary and unorthodox; this is its nature. It only stops being so when it is asleep. —— Salton
Science also needs creativity and imagination; only through imagination can one break the shackles of tradition and develop science. —— Guo Moruo
First, I demand that you trust science, believe in reason, and trust yourself. —— Hegel
In scientific work, those who are unwilling to advance beyond the facts will rarely understand them. —— Huxley
In the world of science, errors are like bubbles that quickly vanish, while truth is eternal. —— Terada Torahiko
Learn to do the 'rough work' of science. Study facts, compare facts, and accumulate facts. —— Pavlov
Learn to do the 'hard work' of science. Secondly, be humble. Thirdly, have passion. Remember, science requires one's whole life. —— Pavlov
Imagination is more important than knowledge, for knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the whole world, drives progress, and is the source of the evolution of knowledge. Seriously, imagination is a real factor in scientific research. —— Einstein
When thirsty, one feels as if one could drink the entire ocean—that is faith; but when one actually drinks, one can only drink two cups—that is science. —— Chekhov
The most important reason I have succeeded in science is my love for it and my persistence in long-term exploration. —— Darwin
Any achievements I have made in science are merely the result of long-term reflection, endurance, and diligence. —— Darwin
On a scientific journey, every path should be explored. Discovering a path that is not viable is a great contribution to science. ... Let me do the unrewarding work of proving 'this road leads nowhere'! —— Einstein
In science, we should focus on things, not people. —— Marie Curie
Science is by no means a completed book. Every major achievement brings new questions. Every development, over time, brings new serious difficulties. —— Einstein
Science cannot be gained without toil; besides sweat, there is no other way to obtain it. Passion and fantasy, even with one's whole heart and soul, cannot replace labor. There is no such thing as 'easy science'. —— Herzen
Reading is the best learning. Following the thoughts of great figures is the most interesting science. —— Pushkin
Independent thinking is essential for scientific research or any other work. Historically, any major scientific invention or creation resulted from the inventor's full use of this original spirit. —— Hua Luogeng
For those engaged in science, diligence is the mother of success! —— Mao Yisheng
For scientists, the insurmountable principle is to work for human civilization. —— Joseph Needham
Being both visionary and realistic is the unique style of science workers. Let us explore infinite truths in the infinite river of the universe! —— Guo Moruo
Teachers must possess a healthy body, the skills of a farmer, the mind of a scientist, an interest in art, and a spirit of social reform. —— Tao Xingzhi
Education! Science! Learning to read is like lighting a torch; every letter and every syllable emits sparks. —— Hugo
Once scientists achieve success, they should forget what they have done and constantly consider what they should do. —— Fichte
Do not let long immersion in science cause you to lose your ability to feel life, beauty, and poetry. —— Darwin
Brilliant science needs beautiful ideals, and beautiful ideals need action to be realized. —— Proverb
Successful scientists are often people with broad interests. Their originality may come from their erudition. ... Diversity keeps one's views fresh, while spending too much time in a narrow field easily makes one dull. —— Beveridge
