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1. The greatest pride and the greatest inferiority represent the weakest soul. —— Spinoza?

2. If we want to live, we should build ourselves a clock full of feelings, thoughts and actions, and use it to replace this boring monotony that kills the soul with depression and leads to There is reproach and cold ticking of time. ——Gorky?

3. Those who fight against time face an invulnerable opponent. ——Sy Johnson?

4. The moment in front of you is a powerful goddess. ——Goethe?

5. Vanity makes people laugh at others; pride makes people humble, and ambition makes people extremely vicious. ——Mrs. Starr?

6. The sun and the moon suddenly do not flood the present, and the spring and autumn are the order of the times. But the scattered vegetation now threatens the beauty's twilight. ——Qu Yuan?

7. Who is the stingiest with time, to whom time will be more generous. If you want time to live up to you, you must first live up to time. He who gives up time, time also gives up on him. There is a difficult problem in life, that is, how to make one inch of time equal to one inch of life. Time is life, time is speed, time is power. ——Guo Moruo?

8. The last thing you can’t afford to waste is time. ——Ding Zhaozhong?

9. All successful people in ancient times took themselves seriously.

As long as he lives a day, he should always work as much as possible, work more, study more, and do not want to waste his time in vain. ——Deng Tuo?

10. When you succeed in something, don’t wait to enjoy the honor. You should do the necessary things again. ——Pasteur?

11. The old man is coming, and he is afraid that he will not be able to cultivate his reputation. ——Qu Yuan?

12. Fun does not cost time. ?

13. I think the most precious thing in the world is "now", and the easiest thing to lose is "now". Because he is the easiest to lose, he is even more precious. ——Li Dazhao?

14. Vanity is a boring and deceptive thing; those who get it may not have any merit, and those who lose it may not have any fault. ——Shakespeare?

15. Yearning for fictitious interests is often the loss of happiness. ——Aesop