1. Courage leads to heaven, cowardice leads to hell. ——Seneca

2. Bravery is an ability developed based on the awareness of self-esteem. ——Napoleon

3. Cowardice is only a means of taking away security. It not only reduces our ability to defend, but even drives us to the precipice of destruction, causing us to encounter disasters that were never intended to harm us. ——Shaft Cibury

4. Things that are originally hopeless can often succeed if you try boldly. ——Shakespeare

5. As long as you persist long enough, after a certain moment in fear comes, fear will no longer be extreme pain at all, but just a very annoying, painful feeling. Annoying irritation. ——Faulkner

6. Adversity can test a person's character; only extraordinary circumstances can show extraordinary integrity; on a calm sea, all ships can compete side by side; the iron hand of fate When boxing hits the vital point, only the brave and wise can remain calm. ——Shakespeare

7. When an ordinary man sees humiliation, he draws his sword and stands up. This is not brave enough to stand up and fight. ——Su Shi

8. Pain has a limit, but fear is endless. ——Plinice II

9. You are as weak as water. People will soon discover this. They won't have to look hard to figure out that you have no backbone. They can deal with you like a slave. ——Mark Twain

10. When a child gets older, he should be able to do braver things that his nature would not dare to do. Initially, you need to help him and gradually let him do it until he develops greater self-confidence through practice and can do it well. ——Locke

11. If a person's passion, whether in happiness or distress, has the creed that does not forget what reason teaches about what should be feared and what should not be feared, then we will Call every such man a brave man because of his passionate part. ——Plato

12. Courage can remove all obstacles. ——Pasternak

13. Courage is not only a virtue, but also a form of expression of various virtues when they are tested, that is, in the most realistic situations. ——Lewis Cyril Connolly

14. Act bravely and courage will come; shrink back and fear will come. ——Conrad

15. Hesitation may be necessary before making up your mind. However, once you make up your mind, you should keep moving forward. ——Ishikawa Tatsuzo

16. Insulting those who cannot ask you to apologize is a sign of cowardice in itself. ——Mikshat Kalman

17. People who are accustomed to practical life can persist to the end and persist to the end. People who reflect on themselves and talk about empty theories do not want to cross the boundaries designated by themselves. Staying there forever, they hinder the progress of events under conditions of noble intention, absolute sincerity and talent, because the steepness of the mountain top will bruise them. ——Turgenev

18. Life shrinks or expands with the size of one's courage. ——Annes Nien

19. People who do not know how to be afraid cannot be considered brave, because bravery refers to the ability to be strong and unyielding in the face of all changes. ——Leo Ralston

20. Be strong, be brave, do not let despair and vulgar sorrow overwhelm you, and maintain the open-mindedness and calmness of a great soul when it suffers. ——Amici

21. Courage has good reason to be regarded as the first of human virtues, because this virtue guarantees all the other virtues. ——Churchill

22. Virtue must be courageous, and an upright person will never be timid. ——Shakespeare

23. When you move forward, scatter flowers along the way, because you will never walk the same road a second time. ——Irving

24. For those who have self-confidence and do not mind temporary success or failure, there is no such thing as failure! There is no such thing as failure for those who have an indomitable will! There is no such thing as failure for a person who lets go of others but still persists; who still presses forward while others retreat! For those who stand up immediately every time they fall, and jump higher like a ball every time they fall, there is no such thing as failure! ——Hugo

25. Adventure is a vital element of history, both for individuals and society. ——Weiqian Bolido

26. You must have courage to deal with poverty, you must have courage to endure ridicule, and you must have courage to face the enemies in your own camp. ——Russell

27. Among all mankind, all those who are strong, upright, brave, and kind are heroes! ——Beethoven

28. I think the best way to overcome fear is to face what you fear in your heart and do it bravely until you succeed. ——Roosevelt

29. Moving towards a certain goal is "ambition". A vigorous burst of energy without stopping in the middle is "Qi", and the combination of the two is Zhiqi. The success or failure of all careers depends on this. ——Dale Carnegie

30. Fear and bravery are close at hand, and they coexist with each other-those who rush towards the enemy know the truth best. ——Leng Luo

31. Bravery resides in the soul, not just in a strong body.

—— Kazantzaki

32. The test becomes more huge, severe and complicated. It is more beneficial for those who are good at enduring trials. Pain, no matter how intense, loses its effectiveness for anyone who can see that it brings extraordinary benefits. ——Rousseau

33. Our most important principle is: Don’t let people knock you down, and don’t let things knock you down. ——Marie Curie

34. A rational animal should have sufficient decisiveness and courage. Whatever he should do, he should not shrink back because of danger; when he encounters an emergency Even if something serious or scary happens, you should not be so frightened that your heart panics, your body trembles, you cannot move, or you run away to avoid it. ——Locke

35. Bravery goes hand in hand with reflection and decision-making. ——Yu Wujin

36. Whoever is afraid will be tortured, and has already been tortured by his fear. ——Montaigne

37. Human courage can bear all burdens; human patience can endure most pain. ——Samuel Johnson

38. The prosperous age of peace and prosperity breeds a group of cowards in vain, and hardship is always the mother of strength. ——Shakespeare

39. When a person dares to take risks with himself and experience a new way of life, he is likely to change and develop. ——Herbert Otto

40. Don’t pity children every time you see them suffering a little bit, or let them pity themselves. We should try our best to help them and comfort them at this time, but we must not pity them. Because pity can make them psychologically fragile, making them unable to support even a slight injury. As a result, they are often more immersed in the injured part, and the injury is even more magnified. ——Locke

41. Bravery, boldness and firm determination are worth the quality of weapons. ——Leonardo da Vinci

42. The only thing I can trust is my lion-like courage and invincible energy to work. ——Balzac

43. There are many hardships in life, so we should not be too sensitive to every slight injury. In the face of life's hardships, mental strength and indifference are our best weapons against evil and life's accidents. ——Locke

44. Things in the world are never absolute, and the results completely vary from person to person. Suffering is a stepping stone for genius, a fortune for capable people, and a fortune for the weak. Abyss. ——Balzac

45. Although the danger is not approaching, it is better to attack head on than to watch for a long time, because if a person watches for too long, he is likely to fall asleep. ——Bacon

46. True perseverance is when a person is able to remain calm and fulfill his responsibilities no matter what disaster or danger he encounters. ——Locke

47. Courage is the most important human trait. If you have courage, other human traits will naturally be present. ——Churchill

48. It doesn’t matter what direction we are in, what matters is the direction we are moving in. ——Holmz

49. Except for fear, there is nothing else in the world that can be compared with courage. ——John Wainwright

50. The first and most important commandment: Don’t let your enemies scare you. ——Elmer Davis

51. People who think that pain is the greatest misfortune cannot be brave; people who think that enjoyment is the greatest happiness cannot be temperate. ——Cicero

52. Since the important basis of children's fear is pain, the way to train children to make them not fearful and not afraid of danger is to make them accustomed to pain. ——Locke

53. There is no one in the world who does not pursue success passionately and bravely, but can achieve success. ——Napoleon

54. Who is the invincible person? The kind of person who is not afraid of danger at any time. ——Epictetus

55. There are many kinds of courage, but first-class merit should be reserved for those people who are unparalleled in the world. They single-handedly dared to face the entire society and passed the sentence in the Supreme Court. And when the entire society believes that the trial is legal and fair, it dares to speak out for justice. ——Fanglong

56. People only think about how to protect their children, which is not enough. He should be taught how to protect himself as an adult, teach him to withstand the blows of fate, teach him not to take luxury and poverty in his eyes, and teach him to survive in the ice and snow of Iceland or the blazing heat of the Maltese Island when necessary. It is possible to live on rocks. ——Rousseau

57. Bitterness and sweetness come from the outside world, while strength comes from the heart and comes from a person’s self-effort. ——Einstein

58. If you are timid in times of trouble, your strength will be small. ——"Proverbs"

59. The virtue needed for luck is temperance, while the virtue needed for adversity is perseverance. ——Fei Bacon

60. The world is governed by the powerful. You should be the powerful and be above all else.

—— Maupassant

61. A courageous person is a person who does not panic; a courageous person is a person who considers danger without flinching; a person who still maintains his courage in danger is brave. A rash person is reckless. He dares to take risks because he does not know the danger. ——Kant

62. The courage shown in misfortune usually always angers the cowardly soul and makes the noble soul happy. ——Rousseau

63. The most glorious day in a person's life is not the day when he achieves success, but the day when the challenge to life arises from lamentation and despair, and the day when he bravely moves towards will. ——Flaubert

64. Boldness breeds courage, but suspicion breeds fear. ——Conrad

65. Those who dare not step forward when their blood boils and their reason allows it are cowards; those who continue to advance after achieving the expected goal are villains. ——Heine

66. Courage is a kind of tenacity; precisely because it is a kind of tenacity, we have the ability to self-denial and self-conquer in any form. Therefore, it is by virtue of this point that courage is somewhat related to virtue. ——Schopenhauer

67. True courage lies between extreme timidity and recklessness. ——Cervantes

68. A hero is a person who goes all out for anything, from beginning to end, without any distractions. ——Baudelaire

69. Bravery conquers everything: it can even add strength to flesh and blood. ——Ovid

70. There is no risk that can be overcome without taking risks. ——Pibrilus Jean Nohan

71. Bravery and perseverance. The real talent is the perseverance of ambition. ——Napoleon

72. Weakness is even more harmful to virtue than evil deeds. ——La Rochefoucauld

73. A person with a strong mind can have his property robbed, but his courage cannot be taken away. ——Hugo

74. The truly brave person is the one who best understands the happiness and disasters of life, and then moves forward bravely and takes on the accidents that will happen in the future. ——Pericles

75. If you want to try the taste of being brave, you must act like a real brave and use all your strength to act. At this time, your fear will become brave. Replaced by boldness. ——Churchill

76. Blind brave men can sometimes scare some wise men——when their will is not strong enough. ——Bacon

77. If you are a coward, you are your own worst enemy; but if you are a brave, you are your own biggest friend. ——Frank

78. Courage is a temperament and balance factor between fear and arrogance. Fear can lead to timidity, arrogance can lead to recklessness, and courage can empower people and enable those Buddhists to bravely face the unavoidable pain in life. ——Philip Lawton Mary

79. Fearing the enemy in vain depresses one's courage, which means weakening one's own strength and increasing the enemy's momentum, which is equivalent to letting one's own stupidity attack oneself. Fear does not save one from death, and the outcome of war is, at worst, one death. To die fighting is to destroy death with death; to die in fear is to become the slave of death. ——Shakespeare

80. The roar of "Show courage" is the mother of all success. ——Hugo

81. If you want to move towards a big goal, you have to start with a small goal. ——Lenin

82. When people are worried, the future is bright, and happiness is instantly covered by a dark curtain. ——Yuanzhi

83. Bravery contains genius, power and magic. ——Goethe

84. Be unremitting and perseverant in pursuing your goals, and be fully aware of your own strength... ——Dostovsky

85. Bravery is The light in times of adversity. ——Zweig

86. You should be like a cypress tree. The strong wind will break the tree, but the huge trunk will always be straight. ——Petofi

87. I walk very slowly, but I never step back. ——Abraham Lincoln

88. Adversity can test a person’s character; only extraordinary circumstances can reveal extraordinary integrity; on a calm sea, all ships can race together to win; the iron fist of fate When it comes to critical situations, only those who are brave and wise can deal with it calmly. ——Shakespeare

89. Abundant energy and tenacious determination have created many miracles. ——Dickens

90. When planning a major event, you must foresee the dangers and dangers, but in the implementation, you must ignore the dangers and dangers, unless the danger is devastating. ——Bacon

91. Bravery comes from struggle, and courage is gradually formed in the tenacious struggle against difficulties. The motto of our young people is to be brave, tenacious and determined, to overcome difficulties and obstacles... - Ostrovsky

92. Anyone who keeps improving himself will eventually succeed.

——Goethe