1. Time is like water in a sponge. As long as you are willing to squeeze, there is always some time.

From: [middle] Lu Xun's "Miscellaneous Readings"

Introduction: Lu Xun (September 25, 1881 - October 19, 1936), once named Zhou Zhangshou, and later changed his name He was born in Zhou Shu, with a surname of Yushan, later changed to Hecai. He studied in Sendai Medical College (now Tohoku University) in Japan.

2. Time, you get twenty-four hours every day, but one day brings wisdom and strength to the diligent people, leaving only regret to the lazy people.

From: [middle] Lu Xun's "Studying Miscellaneous Talks"

Introduction: "Studying Miscellaneous Talks" is an article in "Just Collection". "Ji Ji Ji" is a collection of essays written by Lu Xun in 1927. This transcript was edited by the author and originally published in the supplement "Modern Youth" of Guangzhou's "Republic of China Daily" on August 18, 19, and 22, 1927, No. 179, 180, and 181 issue; later republished in the combined issue of the 47th and 48th issues of the "Beixin" weekly on September 16, 1927.

3. Saving time means making one's limited mission more effective, which is equivalent to extending one's life.

From: [middle] Lu Xun's "Miscellaneous Readings"

4. Time is life. Wasting other people's time for no reason is actually tantamount to seeking money and killing people.

From: [middle] Lu Xun's "Miscellaneous Readings"

5. Time is life. Wasting other people's time for no reason is actually tantamount to seeking money and killing people.

From: [Chinese] Lu Xun's "Studying Miscellanies"