Chapter 1: Life mottos about dedication and exploration

1. The road is long and long, and I will search up and down. The road ahead is still long, but I will persevere and spare no effort to pursue and explore. Author [Warring States Period] Qu Yuan Source: "Li*"

2. After dedicating one's life to death. Carelessness means working hard, doing your best, and dedicating everything you have. Author [Three Kingdoms? Shu] Zhuge Liang's source is "Later's Discipline"

3. The spring silkworms will not run out until they die, and the wax torch will turn to ashes before the tears dry up. The spring silkworm will not spin all its silk until it dies, and the candle will not shed its tears until it is burned to ashes. Author [Tang Dynasty] Li Shangyin Source "Untitled"

4. Falling red is not a heartless thing, it turns into spring mud to protect the flowers. Those withered flowers are not heartless things. Even if it falls to the ground and turns into spring mud, it still supports the flowers on the branches. Author [Qing Dynasty] Gong Zizhen Source: "Miscellaneous Poems of Jihai" (life motto about dedication and exploration)

5. I am like a cow, eating grass and squeezing out milk and blood. The source of the author Lu Xun is "Quoted from Xu Guangping's Happy Memorial"

6. As long as you can cultivate a flower, you might as well become a rotten grass. The author Lu Xun comes from "San Xian Ji (Collection of Short Stories from the Modern World)"

7. The purpose of life is to develop one's own life, but there are also times when one must sacrifice one's life for the development of life. Because ordinary development is sometimes not as good as heroic sacrifice, which is enough to prolong the sound and brilliance of life. Most of the beautiful scenery lies in the dangerous mountains and rivers. Music from the series of books that is a good helper for Chinese language learning for strong students. Mostly in a sad tone. A noble life always involves heroic sacrifice. The author Li Dazhao comes from "Selected Works of Li Dazhao"

8. Measure whether a person's life is meaningful. It doesn't matter how much material enjoyment this person has achieved in the world. It's about how much he contributed to the world. Author Qu Xiao's source is "Life? Ideal? Pursuit"

9. What is a road? It is trampled from a place where there is no road, and it is opened from a place where there are only thorns. The author Lu Xun's source is "Hot Wind? The Road of Life"

10. Come with a heart in your hands. Not even a blade of grass. Author Hua Luogeng

11. Human life is limited, but serving the people is unlimited. I want to spend my limited life. Devote yourself to unlimited service to the people. Author Lei Feng (life motto about dedication and exploration)

12. I might as well play the role of a whetstone. It can make a steel knife sharp, although it can't cut anything by itself. Author [Ancient Rome] Horace Source: "The Art of Poetry"

13. Giving can make people feel superior. Author [France] Hugo Source "1993"

14. What is truly remarkable about real scholars. He secretly did a lot of great work but was not famous for it during his lifetime. Author [France] Balzac Source: "The Rise and Fall of Cesar Biroteau"

15. A person who is not inspired by the enthusiasm of devotion will never do anything great. Author [Russian] Chernyshevsky Source: "On the Sublime and the Comical" Being a person who brings light to others and selflessly dedicates all his strength is the happiness of life. Author [Soviet Union] Dzerzhinsky Source: "Prisoner's Diary and Letters"

16. Those who sacrifice themselves for a better future are all stone statues. Author [Czechoslovakia] Vucik Source: "Report from the Gallows"

17. The best thing in life is when you stop living. You can also serve people with what you create. Author [Soviet Union] Ostrovsky Source: "Ostrovsky Two Volumes"

18. We are in an era of exploration, and this era has one advantage: there is nothing . Don't believe it, exploration is the main thing. Now it's like hunting, overcoming thorns and obstacles. Search around, checking every bush; if you find something wrong, throw it aside. Go look for it again. Look, look, look! Author [Sweden] Strindberg, from "The Maid's Son"

19. Be strong-willed, diligent, explore, discover, and never give in. Cherish the good that comes our way and endure the evil in and around us. and determined to eliminate it. Author [UK] Aldous Huxley Source: "Evolution and Physiology"

20. Roads are made by human feet. In order to open up more roads, you must go to places where there are no people. Author [Russian] Chekhov

21. If one day, I can contribute to the interests of our public. I will consider myself the happiest person in the world. Author [Russian] Gogol

22. You must remember to always happily give more to others and take less from others. Author [Soviet Union] Gorky

23. Man’s bounden duty is to explore the truth. Author [Poland] Copernicus

24. Those who think there is no land when they see the vast ocean are nothing more than poor explorers. Author [UK] Francis Bacon

Chapter 2: Life mottos about value

1. The valuable things in life are not the beauty of life , but it is the ups and downs of life.

Author [UK] Hardy Source: "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" Life is not reversed. Nor will it remain with yesterday. Author [Lebanon] Gibran Source: "The Prophet"

2. The value of a person. We should look at what he contributes rather than what he gets. Author [USA] Einstein Source: "On Education"

3. Life in this world is not always smooth sailing and wonderful. Author [Soviet Union] Suhomlinsky Source: "Letter to My Son"

4. Human value is expressed in the soul. Author [Soviet Union] Gorky Source: "Good People"

5. The most precious thing for people is life. You only live once. A person's life should be spent like this: when recalling the past, he will not regret for wasting his years, nor will he be ashamed of being inactive; when he is dying, he can say: "My whole life and... all of it." All the energy has been dedicated to the most magnificent cause in the world - the struggle for the liberation of mankind. "Author [Soviet Union] Ostrovsky from "How Steel Was Tempered"

6. As a person, you must know your own value and decide your actions based on it. Author [Soviet Union] Rozov from "Awkward Situation" (Life Motto about Value)

7. A life without hope does not count. What, life without a future is the most empty. Author [Japan] Daisaku Ikeda, "Message to Youth"

8. Ordinary life is the only one that is free from pretense and idiosyncrasy. True. Author [Germany] Fedila, from "The Window"

9. Life is like a chess game, and those who are good at predicting will have the chance to win. Author [USA] Buxton, from "Suisheng"

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10. Things gained through hardship are truly valuable. Author [UK] Addison from "The Tatler"

11. The value of life is based on what a person has done for the times. Work is the standard. Author Xu Wei’s source: "Suicide Note"

12. The value of life is determined by the size of people’s contributions to society. Author Xiang Jingyu

Chapter 3: Life mottos about gains and losses

1. A saint will make a mistake when he thinks a lot; a fool will gain something when he thinks about a problem. Even a saint will inevitably make omissions when thinking about problems. Even an ignorant person may come up with some useful opinions after careful consideration. Source: "Yanzi Chunqiu? Neipian? Miscellaneous Parts"

2. Ask for it and you will get it. If you don't care about anything, you will get it, if you give it up, you will lose it. Author [Warring States] Mencius (life motto about gains and losses)

3. Things can be accomplished through carelessness. Failure. Careless things are successful because of small skills, and failure is caused by few omissions. Author [Warring States] Han Fei's "Han Feizi? Difficulties Four"

　4. Mistakes are common. It is the right guide. Author Mao Zedong's "Reforming Our Learning"

5. Seriousness is the secret of success, and carelessness is the companion of failure.

6. Li Da. Harm others. Source: Chinese Proverbs

7. Give what you want first. Source: Chinese Proverbs

8. Gain and loss are neighbors.

Source: Chinese proverb