When we read a good book for the first time, we feel as if we have found a friend; when we read it again, it is like meeting an old friend once more. — Voltaire
To love learning in youth is like the sun rising; to love learning in middle age is like the brightness of the moon; to love learning in old age is like the light of a candle. — Liu Xiang
A love of learning is akin to wisdom. — Unknown
Only by learning do we realize our insufficiency. — Unknown
If one is willing to learn, one is bound to master it.
Learning must pay attention to details and avoid being superficial. Only then can we gradually explore and uncover objective laws through practice.
We must set this task for ourselves: first, learn; second, learn; and third, still learn.
To enrich a writer's skills, one must expand their horizons.
My diligent pursuit of knowledge has brought me no other benefit than the increasing realization of my own ignorance.
Learning is one of the fundamental paths for party members and cadres to clarify their virtue, encourage their virtue, and establish their character.
If learning is a climb, then interest is the driving force.