1. A person who does nothing will not achieve anything. He will either fail in action or continue boldly.

From: [British] Chaucer: "Troilaus and Cresside"

Introduction: Geoffrey Chaucer (1343-1400 October 25 Japanese), British novelist and poet. His major works include the novel collection "The Canterbury Tales".

2. The only solution is to have courage! If you are afraid and anxious about anything that cannot be avoided, it can only be regarded as naive and weak.

From: [British] Shakespeare: "Henry VI Part 2"

Introduction: William Shakespeare (English: William Shakespeare, May 3, 1564 - May 3, 1616 (Japan), often referred to as Shakespeare in the Chinese community, is the most outstanding dramatist in the history of British literature. He is also one of the most important and greatest writers in the European Renaissance. He was the master of humanistic literature at that time and the most outstanding writer in the world. One of the writers.

3. Those who are brave and tenacious and dare to fight will not lose their reputation even if they are defeated miserably.

From: [UK] Butler: "Hugh Dibras"

Introduction: Samuel Butler (1835-1902), a British writer in the nineteenth century.

4. Once a person becomes determined, he will be fearless.

From: [British] Byron: "Heaven and Earth"

Introduction: George Gordon Byron (1788-1824), a great British poet in the early 19th century A romantic poet whose representative works include "The Travels of Childe Harold" and "Don Juan", he also created a number of "Byronic heroes" in his poems.

5. The greatest test of courage is to see whether a person can defeat without giving up.

From: [British] Ingersoll: "Declaration of Independence"