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In comfort, do not indulge in desires; in hardship, do not let your spirit waver.
Waking early sharpens wisdom; sleeping late broadens knowledge.
Strength is forged under pressure; courage is born from fear.
As long as one thought remains, determination will never cease.
One cannot become a person of substance without discipline; ease leads to mediocrity.
Beautiful flowers may not be useful; eloquent speech does not guarantee capability.
A single leaf can obscure the view of Mount Tai; do not let trivial matters blind you.
Paths are made by people; things are accomplished by human effort.
It is not about avoiding mistakes, but about the ability to correct them.
Humans strive for dignity, fire for flame, and Buddha for a stick of incense.
Mountain children fear no wolves; city children fear no officials.
To master remarkable skills, one must endure bitter effort.
There is no innate confidence, only confidence continuously cultivated.
Uneven water flows; unjust truth must be spoken.
Birds look three times before flying; humans should think thrice before acting.
Fear not shallow learning, but short ambition.
Without reading, the mind stagnates.
Those who sincerely try to help others inevitably help themselves.
Behind every diligent effort lies a doubled reward.
If the path is right, do not fear stumbling.
People should aim high; birds fly to great heights.
If the logic is sound, the mouth need not be soft.
When a person sets a goal, a tree takes root.
Yield an inch to gain a foot of reason.
Set lofty ambitions; dare to reach for the stars.
Youth never returns; if you abandon your career, success becomes rare.
Flattery has its form; smile first, then speak.