1. Where there is a will, things come true. If the cauldron sinks the boat, one hundred and two Qin Passes will eventually belong to Chu; if you work hard, people and nature will not let you down; if you lie on the salary and taste the courage, three thousand Yue Jia can swallow Wu. ——Pu Songling

2. After ten years of sharpening a sword, I have never tried the frost blade. ——Jia Dao's "The Swordsman"

3. There are many difficulties in front of you. Since ancient times, men should strive for self-improvement. ——Li Xianyong of the Tang Dynasty, "Giving People Away"

4. When the sky is strong, a gentleman will strive to strive for self-improvement; when the terrain is weak, a gentleman will be virtuous. ——"Book of Changes"

5. A young man's mind should be clouded, who thinks of the coldness and sits there groaning. ——Li He of the Tang Dynasty, "To the Wine Shop"

6. Generals have no talent at all, but men should strive for self-improvement. ——Wang Zhu, Northern Song Dynasty, "Prodigy Poems"

7. If you don't accumulate steps, you can't reach a thousand miles, and if you don't accumulate small streams, you can't build a river.