绳索能锯断木头，水滴能穿透石头。

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Sincerity can move mountains and metal. — History of the Later Han

The journey of life is long and dark. However, do not fear; for a path exists before those who do not fear. — Lu Xun

Knowledge is built through accumulation; intelligence is honed through thought; erudition is achieved through learning; and creativity is realized through practice.

Ingenuity sparks inspiration; exploration yields results.

A rope can saw through wood, and water drops can wear through stone. — Luo Dajing, He Lin Yu Lu

Learning requires the spirit of grinding an iron rod into a needle and the ability to apply knowledge flexibly; reading requires the ambition to climb and the spirit of reflection.

Rote memorization yields no true knowledge, and opportunism yields no real skill; discussing theory without practice yields no ability, and working in isolation yields no great fruit.

Without reading, one is ignorant; without thinking, one is shallow; without practice, one is unskillful; without clever use, one is dull.

Life is like climbing a mountain, and finding one's way is a process of learning. In this process, we should learn to be stable and calm, and learn how to find vitality amidst chaos. — Xi Mu Rong

Great achievers in ancient times possessed not only extraordinary talent but also unyielding perseverance. — Su Shi, On Chao Cuo

Although we can become erudite through the learning of others, we must rely on our own intellect to become wise. — Mu Tian

Diligence can revitalize a nation, while pleasure and indulgence can lead to ruin. — History of the New Five Dynasties

Optimism is an uplifting and beautiful march that constantly encourages you to advance courageously on the road to success. — Alexandre Dumas

Diligence brings intelligence, erudition brings wisdom, practice brings skill, and ingenuity brings results.

Learning requires confidence, seeking guidance requires humility, inquiry requires focus, and progress requires perseverance.

If you are determined to succeed, failure will never knock you down. — Og Mandino

Learning should not be unrealistic; one must take it step by step; progress should not be instantaneous; one must climb one step at a time.

A person with a strong will may have their property plundered, but their courage can never be taken away. — Victor Hugo

The plan for a year lies in spring; the plan for a day lies in the morning; the plan for a lifetime lies in diligence!

Conquering oneself requires great courage, and its victory is the most glorious of all victories. — Plato