In the process of striving, one often encounters setbacks; only by persisting to the end can one achieve ultimate success.
If schools cannot provide students with more experiences of success in the classroom, they will eventually end up refusing to learn both inside and outside of school.
Courage is born in struggle, and bravery is cultivated through the daily, tenacious resistance against difficulties. The motto for our youth is to be courageous, tenacious, and steadfast, to overcome all obstacles.
When you have successfully accomplished a task, do not wait to enjoy the honors; instead, you should proceed to do what else is needed.
The reason for an individual's failure lies in their own character flaws, not in their environment.
In the eyes of cowards and the indecisive, everything appears to be a sure failure.
When people feel incapable of achieving great success, they tend to despise great goals.
Failure in youth is more satisfactory than victory in middle age or success in old age.
Successful people all possess a noble and heroic spirit; they are bold and brave, and the word "fear" does not appear in their dictionary.
If one does not focus single-mindedly on one matter, one can never achieve a specific goal.
A calm lake cannot train a skilled sailor; a comfortable life cannot produce a great figure of the times.
Success is addictive; after achieving success, one desires even more success.
Reality is the this shore, success is the other shore, and a raging river lies in between. Interest is the bridge over the river, and action is the means to cross it.
Watching the worthies and sages of the past, I see that those who succeeded but did not retreat all perished.
During favorable times, one should develop vigorously; during economic downturns, one should defend steadily and strike when the opportunity arises.