1. If you don’t study early, you will regret it later. ——"Qing Shi Duo·Early Song"

2. Time is like water in a sponge, as long as you are willing to squeeze, there is always some. ——Lu Xun

3. Girls should be strong and be strong for themselves. Girls should work hard and work hard for the future.

4. Sometimes others may not care about you, but you cannot care about yourself.

5. Working hard is the first thing. Only when you grow old will you realize that you are wise. Diligence can make up for one's shortcomings is a good lesson, every minute of hard work equals talent. ——Hua Luogeng

6. Those who dare not be confident that they will succeed even if they meet can only fail. ——Seneca

7. If jade is not polished, it will not become a tool, and if people do not learn it, they will not know it. ——Confucius

8. On the long road of life, I will fly with struggle, because it is the care of my life; among all living beings, I will fly with struggle, because it is more precious than money; on the long road of study, I will fly with struggle. Fly together, because it is more real than honor. As I grew up, I was very glad that I chose to fight. No matter how many ups and downs I go through, I will keep fighting.

9. Youth is limited, but wisdom is infinite. Take advantage of your short youth to learn infinite wisdom. ——Gorky

10. I would rather have a busy life than a boring one. ——Roland

11. Diligence, which seems to be a simple word, is not so simple in practice. Yes, it would be great to eat, drink and have fun all day long! But the consequences of doing so will have to be repaid with time and even life. Diligent people use their hard-working hands to create their own future, while lazy people still live meaninglessly and full of boredom. Which of these two lives will we choose? You don’t have to think about it to know.

12. Diligence leads to excellence in work, but playfulness leads to waste. ——Han Yu

13. As long as your heart is still beating, you must study hard. ——Zhang Haidi

14. Learning is more valuable than mastery. … It is better to know ten things but not reach the ground than to know one thing but reach the ground.

——Dai Zhen: "Chronology of Mr. Dai Dongyuan"