Everyone makes mistakes, but only fools are stubborn. -Cicero?

Everyone has to make mistakes. People have been making mistakes since the day they were born. Only in the process of making mistakes and hitting a nail can they gradually understand things. -Liu Shaoqi?

it's not more expensive than making mistakes, but more expensive than being able to correct them. -Wang Shouren's "Dogma Showing Life in Dragon Field"?

if you go too far, don't be afraid to change. -Confucius "The Analects of Confucius Learning"?

the correct result comes from a large number of mistakes; Without a large number of mistakes, we will not be able to climb the high seat of the final correct result. -Qian Xuesen?

if you have a mistake, you will be sorry, and if you are not good, you will be afraid. -"Mandarin" and "Under Mandarin and Chu Language"?

the relationship between mistakes and truth is just like the relationship between sleep and sobriety. When a person wakes up from a mistake, he will move towards the truth with new strength. -Goethe?

Never be ashamed of admitting mistakes, because admitting mistakes can also mean that you are smarter today. -Marlowe?

when a child realizes that he not only has the right to uphold the truth, but also has made mistakes, he has grown into an adult. -Thomas Sass?

mistakes are inevitable, but don't repeat them. -"Selected Works of Zhou Enlai"?

if there is a change in the past, it will be the same; It happened overnight, and if it changes, it will be with it. -Zeng Shen?

I feel sorry for myself at night, and regret what I lost yesterday. -Yan Zhitui's "Yan Family Instructions"?

everyone must mend his ways day by day. once there is nothing wrong to mend, there is no way to live a day. -Tao Jue?

You often learn more from mistakes than from virtues. -America?

making mistakes is beyond reproach, as long as it can be detected and corrected in time. A cautious scientist can neither make mistakes nor find anything. -beveridge?

people don't make mistakes and do nothing. -Britain?

It's not a bad thing for a person to take detours and make mistakes on the road of scientific exploration, and it's not a shame. We should be brave enough to admit and correct mistakes in practice. -Einstein?