Walk daily, and you fear not even a million miles; act constantly, and you fear not even a million tasks. — Jin Ying
Encourage persistence without end; abundant harvests come from diligent cultivation. — Ouyang Xiu
The road is long and arduous; I shall seek up and down. — Qu Yuan
Diligence and wisdom are twins; laziness and foolishness are siblings. — Folksong
The lazy do not fear poverty, but the diligent do not fear poverty.
Without doubled diligence, there is neither talent nor genius. — Mendeleev
Genius is the ability to work tirelessly and diligently. — Thomas Carlyle
The decisive factor in forming genius should be diligence. The proportion of diligent practice is directly proportional to the result. — Guo Moruo
Diligent work is the most worthy of worship. — Thomas Carlyle
If you wish to love your own value, you must create value for the world. — Goethe
Opportunity is a gift to the diligent; success is a patent for the diligent.
You may be mischievous or restless, often receiving criticism, but in your teacher's heart, you are considered a smart child. Learning requires persistence. If you can integrate the passion for learning into every moment, remain calm and think carefully, and study diligently, you can become an outstanding figure. Are you willing to try?
Seize what interests you most, and learn progressively from shallow to deep. — Hua Luogeng
Laziness leads to poverty.
There is no intelligence without passion, nor passion without knowledge. Without diligence, there is no combination of passion and talent. — Joseph
Diligence should be measured by the work accomplished. — Xu Wei
Diligence is like a shuttle, accumulating your wisdom; laziness is like a lock, securing your good prospects and all the brilliance in your life. Let us be diligent! Diligence will let you taste the sweet fruits and ensure a life without regrets.
Genius is the ability to work tirelessly and diligently. — Carlyle
Do you love life? Then do not waste time, for time is the material that composes life.
The more diligent practice one has, the more one's natural talent can be developed. The full expression of talent is directly proportional to personal diligent practice. — Heine
Genius always keeps in mind that "Struggle never stops; it strives as long as life continues!" Struggle is endless. As Shen Congwen once said: "Effort is never late after ten, twenty, or thirty years; what matters is the lifelong effort."
A successful person knows that besides diligence, there is humility.
The spark of talent often bursts on the whetstone of diligence. — Wilhelm Liebknecht
Without the cold of winter, one cannot know the pine and cypress; without difficulty, one cannot know the gentleman. — Xunzi, Great Strategy
Lazy people work harder the lazier they are.
Studying is like a sprout in spring; you don't see it grow, but it grows daily. Stopping studying is like a whetstone; you don't see it wear down, but it wears down daily.
Live and learn until you are old; even at eighty, you will still want to learn more.
One part of sowing brings one part of harvest; to have a good harvest, one must sow well. — Xu Teli
Time should be allocated precisely, so that every year, month, day, and hour has its special task. — Descartes
Of the world's affairs, one-tenth fail due to difficulty, and nine-tenths fail due to laziness. — Yan Zhitui
Our cause is learning and learning again, striving to accumulate more knowledge, for with knowledge, society will make significant progress, and human happiness in the future lies in this. — Chekhov
One inch of time is like an inch of gold; an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time.
