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Famous sayings about not aiming too high

1. Everything must be done in a down-to-earth manner. Do not indulge in daydreams or false claims, but work hard with an attitude of seeking truth. If you study with this attitude, you can understand the truth, and if you work with this attitude, you can achieve success. —— Li Dazhao

2. Regarding successful experience, the experience can be summarized in four sentences:

Business with integrity—don’t be opportunistic, whether it is with partners, business customers, or the nation. to the country. People-oriented—have good interpersonal relationships both internally and externally. Don’t aim too high – base yourself on reality. Continuous innovation - first of all, the innovation of concepts, because there are many things you can't think of. ?——Nan Cunhui

3. In ancient and modern times, at home and abroad, all achievements that have made a difference to mankind are the result of down-to-earth and hard work——Qian Sanqiang

4. The only way to revitalize the world is for everyone to do the job at hand. Don't be too ambitious and only seek great achievements. ?——Chuck Kingsley

5. There is a road to the mountain of books, and diligence is the path, and there is no limit to the sea of ??learning and hard work——Han Yu (Tang Dynasty), from "Zengguang Xianwen"

Interpretation: Thousands of years of human civilization have preserved mountains of books, which can lead to success. Only those who are diligent can achieve the goal; knowledge is as wide and boundless as the sea, and only hardworking people can build a boat to go there.

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Synonyms:

Haodaxigong: Pinyin is hào dà xǐ gōng, which means that one is bent on doing great things and making great contributions regardless of whether conditions permit or not. Often used to describe an exaggerated style.

Idiom usage: conjunction; used as predicate, attributive, clause; has derogatory meaning.

Source: Volume 4 of "History of the Road" by Luo Mi of the Song Dynasty: "In the past, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was very big and pleased with his achievements." "New Tang Book·Taizong Jizan": "To his Involved in many loves, he rebuilt the pagoda, loved great achievements, and worked diligently at a distance. This is what mediocre people often do.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Haoda Xi Gong