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The motto of "three"
The "three tasks" of a person's life: study, study and study again. (Lenin)

Three qualities of educated people: profound knowledge, thinking habits and noble sentiments. (Chernyshevski)

Three ways to learn knowledge: thinking, thinking and rethinking. (Einstein)

Life must have "three kinds of minds": one is born, the other is obtained from books, and the other is obtained from life. (Chekhov)

The "three keys" of wisdom: a number, a letter and a note. (Hugo)

There are "three things" that will never come back: the arrows shot, the words spoken and the days spent. (Dumell)

Three kinds of rocks in life: complacency, conceit and credulity. (Balzac)

People need "three kinds of knowledge": theory, practice and discrimination. (Aristotle)

To become a great cause, you must go through three levels: climb a tall building alone and look at the end of the world; I will not regret that my belt is getting wider, and I will languish for Iraq; Looking for him in the crowd, suddenly looking back, the man was in the dim light. (Wang Guowei)