The famous sayings and examples of thinking and action are as follows:

1. Famous sayings:

1. Thinking is action. ——Emerson

2. Words alone are not enough, what matters is actions. ——Lu Xun

3. Since you cannot do everything you wish for, you should do everything you can do. ——Jean Pauliquet

4. You should observe carefully in order to understand; you should work hard to understand in order to act. —— Terentius

5. Action is the unique fruit of knowledge. ——Romain Rolland

2. Examples:

1. Marx and Engels emphasized the combination of theory and practice in the "Communist Manifesto". They believed that only action can Success, not just theory. This combination of thinking and action is the core of Marxism.

2. Chen Anzhi’s concept of “action changes life” also emphasizes the importance of action. He believes that only through continuous action can he achieve his goals and dreams.

3. The story of Edison’s invention of the electric light is also a good example. He made countless attempts and experiments in the process of inventing the electric light before finally succeeding. This fully demonstrates that thinking must be followed by action in order to gain anything.

4. Lu Xun told a story in "Medicine". The protagonist in the story was too focused on thinking and ignored actual actions, which ultimately led to tragedy. This story tells us that only by combining thinking and action can we achieve success.

5. Let Pauliket’s story tell us that only through practical actions can we realize our dreams and goals. Through his own efforts and actions, he became an excellent scientist and made great contributions to mankind.

The relationship between thinking and action

1. The relationship between before and after:

Think first before acting, which means to think fully before acting. Thinking is the preparation for action. ; Think before you act. Action is the implementation of thinking, and whether the result is good or bad is to verify whether the thinking is correct.

2. Parallel relationship:

Think while doing, think while doing, think and act at the same time. It is a repetitive relationship, thinking and doing, thinking again after doing, thinking and doing, thinking and doing alternately.