16. Whether or not anyone teaches you does not matter for learning; the most important thing is whether you yourself have the awareness and perseverance. — Fabre
17. In the long river of seeking truth, only by learning, continuously learning, diligently learning, and creatively learning, can one overcome mountains and rugged terrains. — Hua Luogeng
18. Reading and learning are the process of establishing one's own thoughts and knowledge with the help of others' thoughts and knowledge. — Pushkin
19. The task of the general youth, especially the Communist Youth League and all other organizations, can be expressed in one sentence: it is to learn. — Lenin
20. As long as my heart is still beating, I must study hard. — Zhang Haidi
21. Between today and tomorrow, there is a long stretch of time; while you still have energy, learn to handle affairs swiftly. — Goethe
22. I have spent my life learning, and I am still learning now. In the future, as long as I have the energy, I will continue to learn. — Belinsky
23. We must rouse our spirits and work hard at studying. “Work hard” consists of three characters: “down,” “hard,” and “work.” One must definitely rouse one’s spirit and put in hard work. — Mao Zedong
24. We must learn in order to live; we do not live in order to learn. — Bacon
25. To become a laborer who is excellent in morality, intelligence, and physique, physical exercise is extremely important. Physical health is the foundation for seeking knowledge and future work. Exercise can cure many illnesses, keep the body healthy and the mind agile, and promote learning. — Wu Gengmin
26. Mastering all knowledge and learning in the world is not a difficult task. As long as one learns with perseverance, strives to grasp the rules, and reaches a state of familiarity, one can integrate knowledge and apply it skillfully. — Gao Shiqi
30. Virtue can be divided into two types: one is wisdom-based virtue, and the other is behavior-based virtue. The former is derived from learning, while the latter is derived from practice. — Aristotle
31. Learning requires attention to details; it should not be careless. This allows one to explore and find objective laws step by step. — Xu Teli
32. We must certainly set ourselves such a task: First, learning; second, learning; and third, still learning. — Lenin
