1. You cannot expect to be great and comfortable at the same time. -Barry

2. The biggest shortcoming of ordinary people is that they often think they are better than others. -Franklin

3. When we are greatly humble, it is our recent greatness. -India

4. Real great men are often ordinary; Their behavior is neither artificial nor pretentious. -Franklin Kyle

5. A great soul often resides in an ordinary body. -Britain

6. A great cause requires determination, ability, organization and a sense of responsibility. -Ibsen

7. The deepest truth is the most ordinary truth. -Tolstoy

8. People who accomplish great things are not great at first. -Emerson

9. What is a great life? It is a great life to realize one's youth wishes before one's death. -Winnie the Pooh

1. Say less beautiful words and do more ordinary things. -Lenin

11. Sharp peaks are made of blunt stones, open flames are blazing on dark wood, precious pearls are beyond the humble mussels, and beautiful jade is beyond the ugly. -ge hong

12. if you are great, you won't feel small in any work. -Joe MacDonald

13. Without pure kindness and truth, there is no greatness. -Tolstoy

14. Anyone who has a rash attitude towards truth in small matters is not trusted in big matters. -Einstein

15. For ordinary people, ordinary is happiness. -Nietzsche

16. Don't take small things lightly, and then you can achieve great things. -Napoleon

17. People who can't do small things can't do great things. -lomonosov

18. The most outstanding things are often the most difficult things to understand. -ingersoll

19. The greatest person is not the one who despises the small things in daily life, but the one who pays close attention to these things and improves them. -Smiles

2. Only an ordinary life is a real life. In fact, it is only true if it is far away from pretence or specificity. -Federer

21. The real hidden disease is smallness, and the great hidden disease is hypocrisy. -France

22. To achieve a great cause, we must start from small things. -Lenin

23. Greatness and prominence do not mean Excellence. -Milton

24. Great goals make great people. -Ed Mu Si

25. A great discoverer is not necessarily a great man. Who brought more changes to the world than Columbus? What kind of a man is he? An adventurer, he has personality, which is true, but he is not a great man. -Freud

26. Great talent is more unusual than great success. -Wolfinger's famous sayings of the ordinary and the great _ famous sayings

The famous sayings of the ordinary and the great 1. The most outstanding things are often the most difficult things to understand. Ingersoll 2. The greatest person is not the one who despises the trivial things, but the one who pays close attention to these things and improves them. Smiles 3. The deepest truth is the most ordinary truth. Tolstoy 4. Only an ordinary life is a real life. In fact, it is only true if it is far away from pretence or specificity. Federa 5. Real great men are often ordinary; Their behavior is neither artificial nor pretentious. Klinkel 6, the real hidden disease is smallness, and the great hidden disease is hypocrisy. France 7, to achieve a great cause, we must start from small things. Lenin 8. Greatness and prominence do not mean Excellence. Milton 9. A great career requires determination, ability, organization and a sense of responsibility. Ibsen 1. Great goals make great people. Ed Mu Si 11. A great soul often resides in an ordinary body. Great discoverers are not necessarily great men. Who brought more changes to the world than Columbus? What kind of a man is he? An adventurer, he has personality, which is true, but he is not a great man. Freud 13. Great talent is more unusual than great success. Wolfinger 14. People who accomplish great things are not great at first. Emerson 15. What is a great life? It is a great life to realize one's youth wishes before one's death. Say less beautiful words and do more ordinary things. Lenin 17, sharp front is made of blunt stone, open flame is on dark wood, expensive beads are out of base clams, and beautiful jade is out of ugliness. Ge Hong 18. If you are great, you won't feel small in any job. Joe MacDonald 19. The greatest shortcoming of ordinary people is that they often think they are better than others. You can't expect to be great and comfortable at the same time. Barry 21. Without simplicity, kindness and truth, there is no greatness. Tolstoy 22. Anyone who has a rash attitude towards truth in small matters is not trusted in big things. Einstein 23, for ordinary people, ordinary is happiness. Nietzsche 24. When we are greatly humble, it is the time when we are recently great. India 25, do not take small things lightly, and then you can achieve great things. Napoleon 26, people who can't do small things can't do big things. Excerpts from lomonosov's famous sayings and aphorisms

The famous sayings and aphorisms of ordinary and great classics

1. The most outstanding things are often the most difficult things to understand. Ingersoll

2. The greatest person is not one who despises the trivial things, but one who pays close attention to these things and improves them. Smiles

3. The deepest truth is the most ordinary truth. Tolstoy

4. Only an ordinary life is a real life. In fact, it is only true if it is far away from pretence or specificity. Ferdinand

5. Real great men are often ordinary; Their behavior is neither artificial nor pretentious. Klinkel

6. The real hidden disease is smallness, and the great hidden disease is hypocrisy. France

7. To achieve a great cause, we must start with small things. Lenin

8. Greatness and prominence do not mean Excellence. Milton

9. A great cause requires determination, ability, organization and sense of responsibility. Ibsen

1. Great goals make great people. Ed Mu Si

11. A great soul often resides in an ordinary body. Great discoverers are not necessarily great men. Who brought more changes to the world than Columbus? What kind of a man is he? An adventurer, he has personality, which is true, but he is not a great man. Freud

13. Great talent is more unusual than great success. Wolfinger

14. People who accomplish great things are not great at first. Emerson

15. What is a great life? It is a great life to realize one's youth wishes before one's death. Winnie the Pooh

16. Say less beautiful words and do more ordinary things. Lenin

17. Sharp peaks are made of blunt stones, open flames are on dark wood, precious pearls are out of humble mussels, and beautiful jade is out of ugliness. Ge hong

18. if you are great, you won't feel small in any job. Joe MacDonald

19. The biggest shortcoming of ordinary people is that they often think they are better than others. 1 Franklin

2. You can't expect to be great and comfortable at the same time. Barry

21. Without simplicity, kindness and truth, there is no greatness. Tolstoy

22. Anyone who has a rash attitude towards truth in small matters is not trusted in big matters. Einstein

23. For ordinary people, ordinary is happiness. Nietzsche

24, when we are greatly humble, it is our recent greatness. India

25. Don't take small things lightly, and then you can achieve great things. Napoleon

26. People who can't do small things can't do big things. Lomonosov's classic celebrity quotations

Strong confidence can make ordinary people do amazing things. The following is the content of classic celebrity quotations, welcome to read!

1. I will visit my only soul mate in the vast sea of people; I am lucky to get it; No, my life. -Xu zhimo

2. love is a great and rich emotion, which is as magnificent as the world, and it is by no means rolling in bed. -kuprin

3. If you are too indulgent in your youth, you will lose the nourishment of your mind; if you are too restrained, you will become a dead brain. -St. Dibufo

4. Don't disbelieve, because in the end, the reality will make you disbelieve. -Zhang Xiaoxian

5. A true friend should tell the truth, no matter how sharp it is. -ostrovsky

6. Whoever idles away his life, his youth will turn pale and life will abandon them. -Hugo

7. It is necessary to develop the mineral deposits of human intelligence by adversity. Pressure is needed to make gunpowder ignite. -Dumas

8. When love taps on the shoulder, a man who doesn't even care about poetry and painting will become a poet. -Plato

9, don't be dejected and despondent, even if you lose everything, you still have the future. -Oscar Wilde

1. Science is an honest thing, which is accumulated by the labor and wisdom of many people. -Li Siguang

11. The harder the flint is hit, the brighter the light it emits. -Rousseau

12. Love is like a Buddhist Zen-you can't say it, you can't say it, and it is wrong to say it. -San Mao

13. Only when people devote themselves to society can they find out the meaning of that short and risky life. -Einstein

14. Before making up your mind, it may be necessary to hesitate. However, once you make up your mind, you should go straight ahead. -Ishikawa Tatsuo

15. Young people are full of energy, just like the river in spring. -Byron

16. If a person has not determined the goal of sailing, no wind direction is downwind for him. -Montaigne

17. What is the road? It is trampled out from the place where there is no road, and opened up from the place where there are only thorns. -Lu Xun

18. One thousand friends are too few, and one enemy is too many. -babayeva

19. when a person greets the light with his work, the light will soon shine on him. -Feng Xuefeng

2. Gold is precious, but a vigorous and brave patriot is more precious than gold. -Lincoln

21. If you want to do something great, you must start in your youth. -Goethe

22. Disrespecting others' self-esteem is like a jewel that can't stand the sunshine. -Nobel

23. I think those who attribute friendship to interests have written off the most precious things in friendship. -Cicero

24. To succeed in a career, it must take a lifetime. -Levin Hook

25. Love is an experience that happens between two people. -carson mccullers

26. People full of joy and fighting spirit will always welcome thunder and sunshine with joy. -Huxley

27, a dollar a day, a thousand dollars a day, a rope sawed off, a drop of water wears through. —— Ban Gu

28. If you live an honest life, you will have a clear conscience. -Gorky

29. Optimism is an impassioned and beautiful March, which always inspires you to bravely advance on the road of your career. -Dumas

3. Reading makes a full man, conversation makes a quick man, and writing makes a precise man. -bacon

31. A person with real talents will feel the highest degree of happiness in the process of work. -Goethe

32. Difficulties and setbacks may be beneficial. This is a kind of exercise, which is the driving force for me to move on. -Xian Xinghai

33. A person who dares to expose his weaknesses represents his confidence and strength. -Zhou Zheng

34. Loyal love is overflowing in my heart, and I can't estimate the wealth I enjoy. -Shakespeare

35. Don't live a life that makes you unwilling. Don't know what you want, at least you can know what you don't want. -Lu Sihao

36. Idle people regard love as their business, while busy people regard love as their pastime. -Bulwer Litton

37. If the vigor of youth and the curiosity of progress disappear, life is meaningless. -Mill

38. Judge a person not by his own confession or opinion of himself, but by his actions. -Lenin

39. Help others get what they want, and their dreams will come true. -Chen Anzhi

4. The moon shines her light all over the sky, but keeps her black spots for herself. -Tagore

41. Modesty makes people's hearts shrink, like a pebble egg, although small, but extremely strong. Honesty is only possible if you are strong. -Lao She

42. Honor envies success, but success thinks it is honor. -Rostand

43. When everything is easy, a person will soon become stupid. -Gorky

44. I believe that if you talk about sad things with a happy mood, the sadness will disappear. -Gorky

45. Never give a hand to anything that can give my whole body. -Dickens

46. Don't act on the small evil, and don't act on the small good. Only virtue and virtue can serve others. -Liu Bei

47. A person who dares to waste even an hour shows that he still doesn't know how to cherish the full value of life. -Darwin

48. When good people are in the same place, they will be better educated every day; If the wicked swim, they will have evil feelings every day. -Fan Ye

49. As time goes by, the wine of youth is not always clear, sometimes it becomes cloudy. -Legge

5. People's youth is short-lived, but if we spend this short-lived youth meanly, it will seem too much. -Shakespeare

51. We must share our earth with other life. -rachel carson

52. I would like to prove that anyone who behaves kindly and nobly will certainly bear the hardships because of it. -Beethoven

53. In good times and bad times, life is an endless struggle against all kinds of difficulties, and it is outnumbered.