1. People who are commander-in-chief rely on their own experience or genius to act. The tactics and science of engineers and artillery officers may be learned from books, but the cultivation of general talents can only be achieved through experience and the study of the battles of famous generals in the past. ----Napoleon

2. The meaning of life is not the simple fact that we have lived, but whether we have brought changes to other people's lives. ----Nelson Mandela

3. In government affairs, justice is not only a virtue, but also a strength----Napoleon

4. 1. A pen is worth two thousand muskets. ----Napoleon

5. The height of a fountain will not exceed its source; the same is true for a person's career, his achievements will never exceed his own beliefs. ----Lincoln

6. There is no word "impossible" in my dictionary. ----Napoleon

7. My motto has always been: A career open to all talents, without distinctions of birth.

(My motto has always been: Heroes come without asking. Road. )----Napoleon

8. Being independent from the world is the category of reason and the true victory of the soul. ----Napoleon

9. There are two types of people who will never succeed. One is a person who will never take the initiative to do something unless others ask him to do it; the second type of person is someone who will do something even if others ask him to do it. He is a person who can do no good things. Those who take the initiative to do what they need to do without being urged by others and do not give up halfway will be successful. ----Lincoln

10. A brave man is not a person without fear, but a person who conquers fear. ----Mandela

11. The disaster you will encounter one day is the retribution accumulated for every period of idleness. ----Napoleon

12. I hope that this sentence can be written on my tombstone: 'Those buried here are those who have done their duty.' Other than that, I want nothing more. ----Mandela