有志者，事竟成。

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Any qualitative change in achievement comes from the accumulation of quantitative changes.

Before heaven is about to confer a great mission on a certain man, it will first vex his mind, labor his sinews and bones, leave him hungry, and reduce him to poverty, and try his conduct by adversity. — Mencius, Part 3, Chapter 2

If you do not strive in your youth, you will only regret in your old age. — Long Song, Han Yuefu Ancient Poems

When you are angry, keep your mouth shut so as not to increase your anger. — Socrates

Life is full of twists and turns. I welcome its arrival; only by constantly surpassing ideals can we realize our own value! — Wen Zehui

Where there is a will, there is a way. — Book of Later Han, Biography of Geng

The most important thing in the world is not where we are, but the direction in which we are heading.

Self-awareness is the mother of progress, while self-deprecation is the source of degradation. Therefore, one must not lack self-awareness, nor possess a sense of self-deprecation. — Zou Taofen

So-called genius is nothing but using the time others spend drinking coffee for work. — Lu Xun

All great actions and thoughts begin with something insignificant.

Though low in position, I dare not forget the worries of the state; even after the matter is settled, it must await the closing of the coffin. — Lu You, Rising from Illness

One's ambitions should be lofty and far-reaching. — Zhuge Liang, Letter to My Nephew

To love learning in youth is like the morning sun; to love learning in middle age is like the noon sun; to love learning in old age is like holding a candle in the dark. — Liu Xiang

An inch of time is worth an inch of gold, but an inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time. — Zengguang Xianwen

Arrogance must not grow, desires must not be indulged, pleasure must not be excessive, and ambition must not be full. — Wei Zheng

Those who fear suffering are already suffering from their own fear.