Process and methods: Create situations to inspire thinking; carefully design questions and encourage dialogue and discussion.
All great achievements in the world must begin with attention to details; all difficult tasks must start from simple steps.
Excellence comes from diligence, while waste comes from playfulness; success comes from thoughtful action, while failure comes from following blindly.
A writer's greatest ability is knowing how to revise. Those who are skilled and capable of improving their own work will have a promising future. (Russia — Dostoevsky)
Study harder, focus on the key points, seek quality rather than quantity, and pursue specialization rather than being scattered.
One should understand the methods of entering and leaving books. At first, seek how to enter into a book; ultimately, seek how to go beyond it. Understanding a book deeply is the way to enter it; applying its meaning freely is the way to leave it. If one cannot enter a book, one cannot understand the author's intentions; if one can leave a book, one will not be restricted by its words. Only by knowing both how to enter and leave can one truly master the art of reading.
When walking with two other people, there must be someone who can teach me. Choose their good qualities and follow them; recognize their shortcomings and correct my own.
After finishing a piece of writing, read it several times and revise it before considering it complete. This is a good habit. (China — Ye Shengtao)
Every step of life’s journey is measured by one’s own feet.