Asking a question is often more important than solving one. — Einstein That is a lie, so-called genius. Hard work is the reality. — Edison Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. — Edison The determining factor of a genius should be diligence; there is a direct proportion between hard work and talent. — Guo Moruo Time is a constant, but it is also a variable. There are infinite hardworking people, and an infinite number of lazy people. — Ziyan The busier we are, the more intensely we feel that we are alive, and the more we realize our existence. — Kant If the land is not cultivated, no matter how fertile it is, it will not bear fruit; if a person does not learn, no matter how clever they are, they will remain ignorant. — Cicero Nothing grows in summer without being planted in spring. Nothing is harvested in autumn if not sown. Nothing is tasted in winter if not cultivated. — Heine Modesty makes one progress, while pride makes one fall behind; we should always remember this truth. — Mao Zedong Idleness is like vinegar that softens the calcium of the spirit; diligence is like a torch that ignites the flame of wisdom. — Anonymous Diligence keeps us physically healthy, mentally clear, internally perfect, and wealthy. — Semons Time should be precisely allocated so that every year, month, day, and hour has its special task. — Descartes Geniuses are like the strongest oxen, working eighteen hours a day without a moment's rest. — Lenan Do not look back or pause because others may overtake you; lest you stumble. — A. Rehani Loving books is like exchanging lonely moments in life for moments of great enjoyment. — Montesquieu