Good rain knows its time right; it falls in spring when seeds take root.
Because others may surpass you, do not look back, do not stop, lest you fall. — Ali Raheemi
Throughout history and across the world, everyone who has achieved success or made contributions to humanity has done so through diligent, hardworking effort. — Qian Sanqiang
Make effort a habit.
All the fine qualities I possess are due to books. — Maxim Gorky
A lover of learning who does not ask diligently is not a true learner.
Read three hundred Tang poems fluently, and even if you cannot compose, you can recite. — Sun Zhu, Preface to Three Hundred Tang Poems
From outside the mountain, the peaks seem small; once inside, one realizes their depth.
Without doubled diligence, there is neither talent nor genius. — Mendeleev
Diligence compensates for lack of cleverness; one part of sowing yields one part of talent. — Hua Luogeng
Where there is ideal, even hell is paradise. Where there is hope, even suffering becomes joy.
Books are the ladder of human progress. — Maxim Gorky
Confidence does not come from others' praise, but from one's own steady accumulation.
Prime youth does not return, and one day has no second morning. Encourage oneself in time, for time does not wait. — Tao Yuanming
You can choose to persist or to give up. There is no right or wrong. I mean this in terms of love, but what matters is sticking to your choice.
