One may boast of his vast learning until he opens a book, then he realizes how little he knows. — (Qing) Zhang Yuelou
A person who loves learning but is not diligent in asking questions is not a true scholar.
Genius is the capacity for unceasing hard work. — Carlyle
The greatest pleasure is reading, the most important duty is educating one's children. — Extended Book of Wisdom
To know what you know and to know what you do not know—that is true knowledge.
A person who does not read will see his thoughts come to a halt.
Life lies in diligence; without seeking, what can be gained?
Reading serves to form a complete character.
Seek learning to apply it; approach books with a humble heart. — Collection of Couplets
If you fear the rugged rocks ahead, your life will remain forever stagnant water.
One day of diligent work brings a night of peaceful sleep; a lifetime of diligence brings an eternal rest in happiness. — Leonardo da Vinci (Italy)
Reading is the best form of learning. Following the thoughts of great minds is the most interesting science. — Pushkin
Read one book, gain one wisdom.
To establish oneself, start with learning; to establish learning, start with reading.
A person who loves learning but is not diligent in asking questions is not a true scholar.
Swift horses are made by running; strong soldiers are made by fighting.
Reading, an ordinary process we are accustomed to, is actually the process where the human soul connects with the great wisdom of all nations throughout history. — Gorky
There is a path to the mountain of books, diligence is the way; in the sea of learning, there is no shore, suffering is the boat.