Famous quotes from the second volume of the fourth grade:

1. Those who accomplished great things in ancient times not only had extraordinary talents, but also had perseverance.

2. Climbers who aim to reach the top will not be intoxicated by a certain footprint along the way.

3. The waves are a farewell to the ship that cuts through the wind and waves, and a funeral for the light boat that drifts with the current.

4. Mountain roads do not crawl under people's feet like smooth roads.

5. Only those who brave the rapids can appreciate the wonders and scenery at the source of the river.

6. If both legs of the compass move, it will never be able to draw a circle.

7. If you want to climb to the top, don’t use a rainbow as a ladder.

8. How can we keep moving forward? Leave footprints behind.

9. No matter how steep the mountain is, there is always a way to climb for those who are not afraid of hardships.

10. People who let the end of life trap them cannot move forward even half a step.

11. As long as you can harvest sweetness, there will also be busy bees among the thorn bushes.

12. Enterprising and hard-working soldiers write songs of struggle and hope with their sweat.

13. Life can be sweet or bitter, but it cannot be tasteless. You can succeed or fail, but you can't give in.

14. Leave the Internet cafe to your beautiful hopes and pursuits. Nine hundred and ninety-nine times have failed, and there are still a thousand times...

15. Opportunities are only right. Enterprising and promising people are open, and mediocre people will never be able to patronize.

16. People who can only walk on concrete floors will never leave deep footprints.

17. The meaning of vitality lies in struggle, because the world itself is an arena.

18. The character of the waves is that they are broken by the rocks countless times and dive towards the rocks countless times.

19. Because the banyan tree is rooted in the deep soil, the green shade of life will grow longer and more lush. The tares enjoy the same treatment as the seedlings, but they do not bear ears of grain.

20. Pride is like a kite with its lead string broken, fleeting; inferiority is like a bird with its wings clipped, unable to reach the sky. Both of these are taboos for success.

21. If a sapling refuses to be pruned because it is afraid of pain, it will never become useful.

22. After being tempered by the sea, the pebbles become more beautiful and smooth.

23. The torrent of life has reached the cliff. As long as you take another step forward, it will turn into a magnificent waterfall.

24. Go forward and sail the boat of life. There is no need to be infatuated and restless. The boat that breaks the waves will naturally bloom new flowers along the way.

25. Bonsai Hideki lost his dream of becoming a pillar just because he was doted on by others.

26. If talent is compared to a sword, then diligence is a whetstone.

27. After being baptized by fire, mud will also have a strong physique.

28. The spring water in the mountain stream sang a beautiful song after twists and turns.

29. The waterfall looks particularly majestic when it crosses the steep cliff.

30. The road through the clouds only kisses the footprints of climbers.

31. The colorful clouds floating in the sky are naturally elated, but at most they can only be exchanged for a few compliments; only by turning into sweet rain and taking root in the fertile soil can we create beauty for the world.

32. Education is the mother-in-law of talents, and society is the mother-in-law of talents.

33. The streamers on the laurel wreath are not twisted with genius fibers, but are woven with strands of pain and suffering.

34. No pearl’s sparkle is applied by others.

35. The footprints in the desert disappeared quickly. One after another, the songs of endeavor have stirred in the hearts of the trekkers for a long time.

36. Since you have identified a road, why bother asking how long it will take.

37. The calm lake has long been unable to produce capable sailors, and the comfortable life cannot produce the giants of the times.

38. The edge of a sword comes from sharpening, and the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold.