modesty helps one to go forward, whereas conceit makes one lag behind

Outside the mountain and the castle peak, the strong have their own strong hands.

I don't know how to study hard early, but I regret learning late.

Achievement is a ladder for the humble and a slide for the proud to retreat.

Jefferson: Don't be humble to proud people, and don't be proud of modest people.

Mongolia: Pride falls on the threshold, and modesty travels all over the world.

Spencer: Compared with ignorant conceit, scientific conceit is only insignificant.

Jules Leonard: There may be false modesty, but there is no false pride.

Horace: Modesty is often mistaken for concealment, and silence is often mistaken for eccentricity.

Modest people often think of themselves, while proud people only criticize others.

Modest people learn to be ten years old, and proud people learn to be ten years old.

Soviet Union: Modesty is almost always in direct proportion to talent.

Chesterfield: Modesty is the bait for fishing reputation.

Zemandes: Modesty is the fortress of beauty and virtue.

Heng Fielding: Modesty is a candle that reflects advantages.

Ruth: Modesty cannot be taught, but it is innate.

Modesty is to virtue what shadow is to painting. The former makes the latter stand out.

Lei Feng: Youth is always beautiful, but true youth only belongs to those who always strive for the upper reaches, those who always forget their work and those who are always modest!

Only those who give in to themselves can stand in front of everyone, and only modest people can stand in front of everyone.

America: Lack of modesty is lack of opinions.

Ease may be accompanied by inferiority, aggressiveness may be accompanied by pride, modesty may be accompanied by mediocrity, and firmness may be accompanied by arbitrariness.

Narrow-minded people often feel sorry for each other, and polite gentlemen are often modest.

Hua: False modesty can only win vulgar applause, but can't make real progress.

Jean-Paul Richter: A person remains modest after being criticized rather than praised. This is true modesty.

Britain: impassioned attack on arrogance is not a sign of modesty.

Britain: True modesty is the mother of all virtues.

Bergson: True modesty can only be the product of deep thinking about vanity.

North Korea: People with little knowledge are proud, while those with more knowledge are modest.

North Korea: Knowledge is hidden in the sea of modesty.

Herzen: Only the strong will be modest.

Gorky: Wisdom is a gem. If you add the edge of modesty, it will be even more brilliant.

The most modest person is the most promising person.

Achievement is a ladder for the humble and a slide for the proud to retreat.

Jefferson: Don't be humble to proud people, and don't be proud of modest people.

Mongolia: Pride falls on the threshold, and modesty travels all over the world.

Spencer: Compared with ignorant conceit, scientific conceit is only insignificant.

Jules Leonard: There may be false modesty, but there is no false pride.

Horace: Modesty is often mistaken for concealment, and silence is often mistaken for eccentricity.

Modest people often think of themselves, while proud people only criticize others.

Modest people learn to be ten years old, and proud people learn to be ten years old.

Soviet Union: Modesty is almost always in direct proportion to talent.

Chesterfield: Modesty is the bait for fishing reputation.

Zemandes: Modesty is the fortress of beauty and virtue.

Heng Fielding: Modesty is a candle that reflects advantages.

Ruth: Modesty cannot be taught, but it is innate.

Modesty is to virtue what shadow is to painting. The former makes the latter stand out.

Lei Feng: Youth is always beautiful, but true youth only belongs to those who always strive for the upper reaches, those who always forget their work and those who are always modest!

Only those who give in to themselves can stand in front of everyone, and only modest people can stand in front of everyone.

America: Lack of modesty is lack of insight.

Ease may be accompanied by inferiority, aggressiveness may be accompanied by pride, modesty may be accompanied by mediocrity, and firmness may be accompanied by arbitrariness.

Narrow-minded people often feel sorry for each other, and polite gentlemen are often modest.

Hua: False modesty can only win vulgar applause, but can't make real progress.

Jean-Paul Richter: A person remains modest after being criticized rather than praised. This is true modesty.

Britain: impassioned attack on arrogance is not a sign of modesty.

Britain: True modesty is the mother of all virtues.

Bergson: True modesty can only be the product of deep thinking about vanity.

North Korea: People with little knowledge are proud, while those with more knowledge are modest.

North Korea: Knowledge is hidden in the sea of modesty.

Herzen: Only the strong will be modest.

Gorky: Wisdom is a gem. If you add the edge of modesty, it will be even more brilliant.

The most modest person is the most promising person.

There are people behind the scenes, and there are people outside.

Modesty can achieve everything, but complacency is nothing.