Love of learning breeds diligence, and diligence breeds genius. — Guo Moruo Do you love life? Then Do not waste time, for time is the stuff of which life is made. — Benjamin Franklin Time is life. To waste other people's time without reason is tantamount to robbery and even murder. — Lu Xun He who forgets today will be forgotten by tomorrow. — Goethe How brief is human life! It vanishes like morning frost. Time does not return, and flowers do not bloom twice in the same sun. — Lu Ji Diligence leads to mastery; play leads to neglect. — Han Yu The diligent reader reads till dawn; green vines encircle the house, and flowers stretch like clouds. — "Collection of Couplets" To know what you know and to know what you do not know — this is true knowledge. — The Analects Reading a good book is like conversing with many noble people. — Goethe Tomorrow after tomorrow, how many tomorrows there are. I live waiting for tomorrow, and all affairs are wasted. If people are weighed down by tomorrow, spring goes and autumn comes, and old age is near. In the morning, I watch the water flow east; in the evening, I watch the sun set west. How many tomorrows can a hundred years hold? Please listen to my Song of Tomorrow. — Wen Jia, "Song of Tomorrow"
