The term "genius" has a profound meaning; its definition is certainly not "born with knowledge without learning." — Anonymous One should learn at all times and learn everything; one should concentrate all efforts to know more and know everything. — Nikolai Gogol A genius refers to someone with perseverance, diligence, passion, and selflessness. — George Bernard Shaw Genius is not to be relied upon, and cleverness is unreliable; great scientific inventions are not something that can be simply stumbled upon. — Hua Luogeng Learning is not as good as hearing, hearing is not as good as seeing, seeing is not as good as knowing, and knowing is not as good as acting. — Xun Kuang To be a proactive person, the most important thing is to have a fighting spirit, love life, be diligent in practice, and be open and progressive. — Anonymous A new book is like a ship, leading us from narrow places to the infinite ocean of life. — Helen Keller A genius is someone characterized by perseverance, diligence, immersion, and selflessness. — Kyuichi Kimura At the peak of a career, streams of sweat flow; in the pearls of wisdom, the sparks of diligent effort shine. — Anonymous The act of climbing to the summit is enough to enrich the human soul. People must believe that the continuous effort of climbing is happiness itself. — Albert Camus There is nothing more easily wasted, yet more worthy of being cherished, than time. Without time, we would achieve nothing in this world. — Mendeleev A sword is sharpened by grinding; plum blossoms yield their fragrance through the bitter cold. Diligence and wisdom are twins; laziness and stupidity are brothers. A gentleman helps others to achieve their good intentions rather than their evil ones. Goodness, if not accumulated, cannot bring fame; evil, if not accumulated, cannot destroy one's life.