If you do not work hard when you are young, you will only regret it when you are old.
A diligent person turns land into treasure; a lazy person lets it grow with weeds.
If you walk every day, you will not fear a thousand li; if you act constantly, you will not fear a thousand tasks.
Those who are less gifted should rise earlier; slow birds should leave the forest first.
Wisdom comes from diligence, and greatness arises from the ordinary.
Consistency is valuable; there is no need to sleep at 3 AM and wake at 5 AM. The most useless thing is to exert oneself for one day and rest for ten.
Struggle is the rudder that steers destiny. Do not hold any illusions, do not give up any opportunity, and do not stop making efforts for a single day.
The movement of heaven is full of power; as a gentleman, one must strive for self-strengthening and never give up.
Without enduring the bitter cold to the bone, how can one smell the fragrance of the plum blossom?
Only after being polished by the waves of the ocean do pebbles become beautiful and smooth.
The timid will only stand still, the reckless will only burn themselves, and only the truly brave can be invincible.
It takes three days to learn a skill, but three years to master it.
Cattle that are not trained cannot plow, and horses that are not practiced cannot be ridden.
Talent is nothing but hard work and diligence.
Like the plum blossom, one must face the frost and cold with upward vitality to bloom beautifully and fragrantly.
No animal is more diligent than the ant, yet it is the most silent.
One who loves learning but is not diligent in asking questions is not a true scholar.
Since ancient times, those who have made achievements in learning have never been separated from the character for "hardship."
The leap of a fine steed cannot cover ten paces; the ten-day journey of a dull horse is achieved through perseverance. If you carve and give up, even rotten wood will not break; if you carve and persist, even metal and stone can be engraved.