不要急于写作，也不要讨厌修改。

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Great achievements are directly proportional to hard work; there is a harvest for every measure of labor. Through daily accumulation, from little to much, miracles can be created.

One coin a day, ten coins in ten days; a rope saw can cut through wood, and water drops can wear through stone.

A scholar must first learn to question.

It is never too late to read. Being late is far better than never reading at all.

Do not rush to write, and do not dislike revising. Instead, rewrite the same piece ten or even twenty times. (Russia — Leo Tolstoy)

When revising a draft, do not just read it; recite it. Put the entire manuscript into words and speak it aloud. (China — Ye Shengtao)

To make a tree grow tall, one must strengthen its roots; to let a stream flow far, one must dredge its source.