1, work hard, the weak are strong, work hard, continue to write youth and never give up.

2. Stick to it, fly with your dreams, wait for the harvest, survive the fittest, and repay your efforts.

Never give up, persevere, face the sunshine, work together and start from scratch.

4. Get twice the result with half the effort, strive for youth, persevere, and rely on myself to be strong.

5. Be strong slowly, make unremitting efforts, pave the way, persist in winning, and stand together through thick and thin.

6. Work hard, seize the day, start from the beginning to the end, learn like climbing mountains, and strive for self-improvement.

7, gather sand into a tower, smell chickens dancing, steal the wall, strive for self-improvement, and advocate honesty and vulgarity.

8. Be there or be square, fight forever, dream as a horse, and be young as a rock.

9. The old man crouches, has a thousand miles of ambition, has a strong heart, keeps going up, and pays off hard work.

10, never give up, never give up, strive for it, be happy every day, and strive forward.

How to leave a good impression on a net name?

1, try not to "cheat", have a noun style and don't deviate from this basic concept. After all, a screen name is a name and a nickname is a title. Out of this "track", no matter how good the text is, the effect is also discounted. So, don't use too many words, don't exceed one sentence.

2. Further, try to use materials that suit you and you like. The net name formed in this way is happy and has its own characteristics, which is easy to give people a deep and good impression, and also avoids others always having to "judge". Our Chinese culture is extensive and profound, with many commendatory words and wonderful adjectives.

3. If you find that some netizens have excellent net names and like them very much, you can "draw a tiger according to the cat", learn from that structure and style, and change the word and add a number according to your own situation. As long as there is a bright spot of China culture, you like it. What about "bumping into shirts"?