1. Famous quotes about accumulation bit by bit

1. Facing a cliff, you won’t be able to see a crack in a hundred years, but you can use an ax to chisel it. You have to advance inch by inch, you have to advance foot by foot, keep accumulating, leaps will come, and breakthroughs will follow. ---Hua Luogeng (China)

2. A horse can't take ten steps with one leap; a horse can drive ten times, but it's hard to give up the merit. ——"Encouraging Learning" Xunzi

3. The road is made by feet, and history is written by people. Every step a person takes is writing his or her own history. —— Ji Hongchang

4. Genius lies in accumulation, and intelligence lies in diligence. Diligence can make up for one's shortcomings is a good lesson, every minute of hard work equals talent. ———— Hua Luogeng

5. Great achievements are directly proportional to hard work. Every minute you work, there is a harvest. Over time, from less to more, miracles can be created. ———— Lu Xun

6. Diligence in study is like a seedling that rises in spring. If you don’t see its growth, you will grow with each passing day. Dropping out of school is like a sharpening stone. If you don’t see its loss, you will lose every day. ———— Tao Yuanming

7. Even if you have outstanding talents, you will not be able to stand in the world without continuous diligence and unyielding patience. ———— Alexander

2. Idioms about recording bit by bit

Accumulating baht to accumulate inches describes the accumulation bit by bit.

Source: Volume 4 of "Guest Talk" by He Gangde: "If there is a surplus and you have accumulated a lot of baht, buy half an acre this year and half an acre next year."

Ju Shao Chengduoju: gathering, rendezvous. Accumulating bit by bit, you will change from less to more.

Source: "Hanshu·Dong Zhongzhuan": "A few make a big, a small accumulation makes a big one."

Trickle: trickle: trickle; drop: small drop of water. Not a drop is missed. It means not omitting even the smallest or very few things.

Source: "Tired Night" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty: "The heavy dew turns into a trickle, and the few stars suddenly appear and disappear."