In life, one must not be arrogant, yet must possess an unbending backbone. — Lu Longqi
A person with career aspirations can dream high. Although it starts as a dream, as long as you keep working and do not easily give up, dreams can come true. — (USA) Yu Youcheng
Life should be like a candle, burning from top to bottom, always bright. — Xiao Chnü
Each person's life is like a small boat, and dreams are the sail of that boat. — Anonymous
Dreams do not abandon those who pursue them with dedication. As long as you do not stop pursuing, you will be bathed in the light of your dreams. — Anonymous
The true greatness of a person lies in his ability to recognize his own insignificance. — Paul
Strive upward; the stars hide deep in your soul. Make a distant dream, for every dream will surpass your goals. — Anonymous
At first, all one has is a dream and unfounded confidence. But everything starts from here. — Masayoshi Son
The flaw of the dreamer is the fear of fate. — S. Phillips
The roc rises with the wind in a day, soaring up ninety thousand li. — Li Bai
A dream is never just a dream; the difference between the two often includes a distance worth deep reflection. — Gu Long
However vague a dream may be, it lies latent in our hearts, keeping our minds from rest until these dreams become reality. — Lin Yutang
How can a sparrow know the ambition of a swan? — Chen She
Dreams are gifts from Zeus. — Homer
Forget the past like drifting smoke; with a selfless heart, the world becomes wide. — Tao Zhu
Life is like this: first turn life into a scientific dream, then turn the dream into reality. — France
If a person does not know which dock they are heading to, then no wind will be a tailwind. — Seneca the Younger
Humanity also needs dreamers—those who are intoxicated by the impartial development of a cause and thus cannot attend to their own material interests. — Marie Curie
Just as wishes can inspire dreams, dreams can also inspire wishes. — Anonymous
Living is always interesting, even if it is filled with troubles. — Henry Mencken
At all times, if possible, you should 'imitate' yourself; become yourself. — Morse
In youth, prepare the materials to build a bridge to the moon, or perhaps two palaces or temples on earth. By middle age, you finally decide to build a shed. — Anonymous
Ideals are like morning stars— we can never touch them, but like sailors, we can navigate by their position. — Schlitz
Often, we enrich our pockets but impoverish our minds; we have dreams but lack thought. — Anonymous
