Famous aphorisms for the growth of courage in life

1. When a brave man gets angry, he draws his sword on the stronger; when a timid man gets angry, he draws his sword on the weaker. ——Lu Xun

2. Great courage arises from great wisdom, and confidence is strengthened from understanding. This is the most determined courage and the strongest confidence. ——Zou Taofen

3. A courageous person is a person who does not panic; a courageous person is a person who considers danger without flinching; a person who still maintains his courage in danger is brave. A rash person is reckless. He dares to take risks because he does not know the danger. ——Kant

4. Virtue must be courageous, and an upright person will never be timid. ——Shakespeare

5. Only those who have courage have confidence. ——Cicero

6. Foolish and courageous people become excited and impatient when danger comes, and they disappear when the crisis is imminent, and their blood is gone. ——Aristotle

7. The courage shown in misfortune usually angers the cowardly soul and delights the noble soul. ——-Rousseau

8. Among all mankind, all those who are strong, upright, brave and kind are heroes! ——Beethoven

9. Among us, even It is rare for the bravest people to have the courage to do something they truly understand. ——-Brown

10. Hesitation may be necessary before making up your mind. However, once you make up your mind, you should keep moving forward. ——Ishikawa Tatsuzo

11. Since nature creates different degrees of strength and weakness in the world, it also often uses desperate struggles to make the weak no less than the strong. ——Montesquieu

12. The truly brave person is the one who best understands the blessings and disasters of life, and then moves forward bravely and takes on the accidents that will happen in the future. ——Pericles

13. True courage lies between extreme timidity and recklessness. ——Cervantes

14. As long as you persist long enough, after a certain moment in fear comes, fear will no longer be extreme pain at all, but just a kind of pain. I really hate irritating stimuli. ——Faulkner

15. Those who are willing to be lambs will eventually be eaten by wolves. ——McParky

16. Bravery conquers all: it can even add strength to flesh and blood. ——Ovid

17. A hero is a person who goes all out for anything and has no distractions from beginning to end. ——Baudelaire

18. A person with a strong mind can have his property robbed, but his courage cannot be taken away. ——Hugo

19. A rational animal should have sufficient decisiveness and courage. Whatever he should do, he should not shrink back because of danger; when he encounters an unexpected situation Even if something terrible happens, you should not be so frightened that your heart panics, your body trembles, you cannot move, or you run away to avoid it. ——Locke

20. Be strong, be brave, do not let despair and vulgar sorrow overwhelm you, and maintain the open-mindedness and calmness of a great soul when it suffers. ——Amicis

21. Many geniuses disappear in this world due to lack of courage. Every day, unknown people are sent to their graves because they were timid and never tried hard; if they could accept the inducement to start, they would probably become famous. ——-Siba Smith

22. Although the danger is not approaching, it is better to attack head on than to watch for a long time, because if a person watches for too long, he is likely to fall asleep. . ——Bacon

23. A courageous person is a person who does not panic; a courageous person is a person who considers danger without flinching; a person who still maintains his courage in danger is brave. A rash person is reckless. He dares to take risks because he does not know the danger. ——Kant

24. Human courage can bear all burdens; human patience can endure most pain. ——Samuel Johnson

25. Courage is a person’s light in adversity. ——Huafunag

26. Fear and bravery are close at hand, and they coexist with each other. Those who rush towards the enemy's position know the truth best.

27. There is no one in the world who does not pursue success passionately and bravely, but can achieve success. ——Napoleon

28. People who are accustomed to practical life can persist to the end and persist to the end. People who reflect on themselves and talk empty talk do not want to cross the boundaries designated by themselves and stay there forever. With noble intentions, absolute sincerity and talent, they hinder the progress of events because the steepness of the mountain top will bruise them. ——Turgenev

29. Bravery resides in the soul, not just in a strong body. —— Kazantzaki

30. The courage shown in misfortune usually angers the cowardly soul and delights the noble soul. ——Rousseau

31. Courage is a kind of tenacity; precisely because it is a kind of tenacity, we have the ability to self-denial and self-conquer in any form. Therefore, it is by virtue of this point that courage is somewhat related to virtue. ——Schopenhauer

32. The greater the test, the more severe and complicated it becomes. It is more beneficial for those who are good at enduring trials.

Pain, no matter how intense, loses its effectiveness for anyone who can see that it brings extraordinary benefits.

——Rousseau