Bells do not ring unless struck; people do not become wise unless they learn.
If you do not want to waste your life in this world, you must learn all your life.
To acquire true knowledge, one must put in hard work.
Days slip by like beads on a string, one after another, forming weeks and months.
Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous.
Genuine skill is always admirable; feigned skill invites ridicule.
A waterfall appears particularly majestic and spectacular when it crosses a steep and rugged cliff.
The path to the clouds kisses only the footprints of climbers.
Colorful clouds drifting in the sky may feel proud, but they can only earn a few compliments; only by turning into sweet rain and rooting themselves in fertile soil can they create beauty for the world.
Rivers have no turning waves; youth has no second chance. If one wastes their years, regret will be deep in old age. Time passes easily; do not squander the years. A life of idleness and inaction is worthless.
The ribbons on a laurel wreath are not woven from the fibers of genius, but from the threads of pain and hardship.
No pearl shines by being polished by others.
Footprints in the desert fade quickly. However, songs of perseverance continue to resonate in the hearts of travelers for a long time.
Since you have chosen a path, why bother asking how long it will take?
Men must always go far, to make life more brilliant. Walking on the rugged road, young eyes hold dreams and thoughts. Whether walking alone or with companions, let every footprint be solid and strong.
Idleness corrodes the body like rust, consuming it more than labor; keys that are used often are always shiny.
Although the light of a firefly is faint, shining is a challenge to darkness.
Refusing severe smelting, ore is no more valuable than before it was mined.
Studying hard is like a spring sprout; you may not see it grow, but it grows daily. Stopping learning is like a whetstone; you may not see it wear, but it wears away daily.
Running water does not rot; a door hinge that is used does not get worm-eaten; people thrive through diligence.
