Only in suffering can one know oneself.

2. Bonsai Hideki’s dream of becoming a pillar was shattered just because he was doted on by others.

3. A stone can be sharpened to turn dullness into sharpness.

4. Ambition is the key to merit, and diligence is the key to broad deeds.

5. A will without strength is like a child pretending to be a soldier.

6. People’s strengths or weaknesses in willpower and fighting spirit are often one of the important reasons for their success or failure.

7. The winner is not necessarily the fastest one, but the one who lasts the most.

8. Those who sow with tears will surely reap with smiles.

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

10. Difficulties are like springs, it depends on whether you are strong or not; if you are strong, he will be weak; if you are weak, he will be strong.

11. A successful brain focuses its movements like a drill.

12. Once you have the will, your steps will become easier.

13. Adversity makes people motivated. If you have never encountered failure, maybe you should experience it once for the sake of your career.

14. Things are very simple for people. The whole secret is only two sentences: perseverance and perseverance.

15. Not every disaster is a disaster, early adversity is often a blessing.

16. A sharp knife will become rusty if it is not sharpened, and a sharp back will be hunched if the chest is not straight.

17. Providing children with more opportunities to try is also an integral part of implementing frustration education. Once a child is deprived of the opportunity to try, he is deprived of the opportunity to make mistakes and correct them, and therefore cannot move towards success.

18. There is no smart person