Great works are accomplished not only through strength, but also through unwavering belief. — Samuel Johnson
This document has successfully defended its right not to be read through its length. — Winston Churchill
If one cannot live like a beast, one should pursue knowledge and virtue. — Dante
Often, we dig a hole ourselves and then jump into it without hesitation. Since we dug it and jumped, it is ultimately ourselves who cannot climb out.
Life is merely the distance from afternoon to dusk; the tea cools, the words end, and the moon rises over the willow branches. — Xu Zhimo
I once thought that parting meant leaving someone you don't love. One day, having grown up, I realized that there is a kind of parting that means leaving the one you love, and a kind of parting where you wipe away tears,不敢 to look back. — Zhang Xiaoxian
All things are created by human will. — Plautus
Autumn deepens. In the house of God, eagles are gathering; in the homeland of God, eagles speak. Autumn deepens; the King writes poetry. In this world, autumn deepens; what has been gained has not yet been gained, and what should have been lost has long been lost. — Hai Zi
The secret to wealth lies in the eight characters: "Bold innovation, sharp vision." — Chen Yushu
By examining oneself, one can understand others; by examining the present, one can understand the past.
Our lives are bestowed upon us; only by giving our lives can we truly gain them. — Rabindranath Tagore
The higher the goal one strives for, the faster their talents develop, and the more effective they become for society. — Soviet Union
When we remove the stumbling blocks in others' paths, we may just be paving the way for ourselves.
Acting as if nothing happened is actually the best form of revenge. There is no need to prove anything to people who are not worth it; living better is for oneself.
When you see a person of virtue, think of emulating them; when you see a person of bad character, examine yourself internally. — Confucius
