1. A mind without wisdom is like a lantern without candles.

2. Genius, by its very nature, is nothing but love for career and the work process.

3. Diligence can make up for one's weakness, which is a good lesson. Every minute of hard work equals talent.

4. Knowledge is power.

5. Knowledge is a kind of happiness, and curiosity is the bud of knowledge.

6. We usually say study hard and practice hard. Bitterness does not mean stupidity, but means: when practicing, firstly, don’t be afraid of suffering; secondly, think hard.

7. The enemy of learning is your own satisfaction. If you want to study something seriously, you must start from being dissatisfied. We should adopt this attitude towards ourselves and never tire of learning and towards others.

8. Reason is higher than the heart, and thoughts are more reliable than emotions.

9. Spring silkworms don’t run out of silk until they die, and people don’t stop until they are pregnant. As long as there is still a breath left, you must work hard and leave it as a good area for youth.

10. When you are young, you are eager to learn, like the rising sun; when you are strong, you are eager to learn, like the light in the sun; when you are old, you are eager to learn, like the brightness of a candle.

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

12. What constitutes the biggest obstacle to our learning is the known things, not the unknown things.

13. Youth is a period of open-mindedness, and you should use this period to develop your own open-minded character.

14. A qiji can't take ten steps with one leap; a horse can ride ten times, but the merit lies in perseverance; if you persevere, the rotten wood will not break; if you persevere, the gold and stone can be carved.

15. Talent is not innate and can be left to your own devices. Only by studying art and consulting a good teacher can you become successful.

16. The work is accomplished by diligence but neglected by play; the success is achieved by thinking but destroyed by casualness.

17. The decisive factor in forming a genius should be diligence. How much study and practice are directly proportional.

18. I am a clumsy scholar. I don’t have enough talent, so I rely on hard work.

19. You should know that learning is difficult and only depends on your hard work.

20. A piece of water is drawn in ten days, and a stone is drawn in five days.