Pain, no matter how intense, loses its effectiveness for anyone who can see that it brings extraordinary benefits. ——Rousseau 27. Life shrinks or expands with one's courage. ——Annes Nien 28. Except for fear, there is nothing else in the world that can be compared with courage. ——John Wainwright 29. Bitterness and sweetness come from the outside world, while strength comes from the heart and comes from a person's own efforts. ——Einstein 30. People who are accustomed to practical life can persist to the end and persist to the end. People who reflect on themselves and talk about empty theories do not want to cross the boundaries designated by themselves and stay there forever. They are pursuing noble intentions. , under the conditions of absolute sincerity and talent, hinder the progress of the matter, because the steep mountain top will hurt them. ——Turgenev 31. When a person dares to take risks with himself and experience a new way of life, he is likely to change and develop. ——Herbert Otto 32. There is no one in the world who does not pursue success enthusiastically and bravely, and can achieve success. ——Napoleon 33. Bravery comes from struggle, and courage is gradually formed in the tenacious struggle against difficulties. The motto of our young people is to be brave, tenacious and determined, to overcome difficulties and obstacles... - Ostrovsky 34. Bravely conquers everything: it can even add strength to flesh and blood. ——Ovid 35. Fearing the enemy in vain depresses one's courage, which means weakening one's own strength and increasing the enemy's momentum, which is equivalent to letting one's own stupidity attack oneself. Fear does not save one from death, and the outcome of war is, at worst, one death. To die fighting is to destroy death with death; to die in fear is to become the slave of death. ——Shakespeare 36. Bravery can remove all obstacles. ——Pasternak 37. As long as you persist long enough, after a certain moment in fear comes, fear will no longer be extreme pain at all, but just a very annoying and annoying thing. Annoying irritation. —— Faulkner 38. Pain has a limit, but fear is endless. ——Plinice II 39. Virtue must be courageous, and an upright person will never be timid. ——Shakespeare 40. Bravery is an ability developed based on a sense of self-esteem. ——Napoleon 41. Show courage and courage will come; retreat and fear will come. ——Conrad 42. Insulting those who cannot ask you to apologize is a sign of cowardice in itself. ——Mikshat Kalman 43. There is no risk that can be overcome without taking risks. ——Pibrilus Jean Nohan 44. Bravery resides in the soul, not just in a strong body. —— Kazantzaki 45. The roar of "Show courage" is the mother of all success. ——Hugo 46. Adventure is a vital element of history, both for individuals and society. ——Weiqian Bolido 47. Among all mankind, all those who are strong, upright, brave and kind are heroes! ——Beethoven 48. Whoever fears will be tortured, and has been tortured by his fear. ——Montaigne 49. Fear and bravery are close at hand, and they coexist with each other. Those who rush into the enemy's position know the truth best. ——Leng Luo 50. Although the danger is not approaching, it is better to attack head on than to watch for a long time, because if a person watches for too long, he is likely to fall asleep. ——Bacon 51. Weakness is even more harmful to virtue than evil deeds. ——La Rochefoucauld 52. Human courage can bear all burdens; human patience can endure most pain. ——Samuel Johnson 53. Courage shown in misfortune usually angers the cowardly soul and delights the noble soul. ——Rousseau 54. You should be like a cypress tree. The strong wind will blow the tree off, but the huge trunk will always be straight. ——Petofi 55. Bravery and perseverance. The real talent is the perseverance of ambition. ——Napoleon 56. The most glorious day in a person's life is not the day when he achieves success, but the day when the challenge to life arises from lamentation and despair, and the day when he bravely moves toward will. ——Flaubert 57. Walking towards a certain goal is "ambition". A vigorous effort that does not stop midway is "Qi", and the combination of the two is Zhiqi. The success or failure of all careers depends on this. ——Dale Carnegie 58. It doesn’t matter in which direction we are, what matters is in which direction we are moving.——Shakespeare 84. Things that are originally hopeless can often succeed if you try boldly. ——Shakespeare 85. The world is governed by the powerful. You should be the powerful and be above all else. —— Maupassant 86. Abundant energy and tenacious determination have created many miracles. ——Dickens 87. Courage has good reason to be regarded as the first of human virtues, because this virtue guarantees all the other virtues. ——Churchill 88. Difficulties and dangers must be foreseen when planning a major event, but difficulties and dangers must be ignored in execution, unless the danger is devastating. ——Bacon 89. Blind courage can sometimes scare some wise men -----when their will is not strong enough. ——Bacon 90. When an ordinary man sees humiliation, he draws his sword and stands up. This is not brave enough to stand up and fight. ——Su Shi 91. The only thing I can trust is my lion-like courage and invincible energy to work. ——Balzac 92. True courage lies between extreme timidity and recklessness. ——Cervantes 93. Many geniuses disappear in this world because of lack of courage. Every day, unknown men are sent to their graves who were too timid to try and who might have become famous if they had been induced to start. ——Siba Smith 94. It is rare for even the bravest of us to have the courage to do something that we truly understand. ——Brown 95. If you lose your property - you only lose a little; if you lose your honor - you will lose a lot; if you lose your courage - you will lose everything. All is lost. ——Goethe 96. Bold insights are like moving a chess piece in a chess game. It may be eaten by the piece, but it is the starting point of the victory. ——Goethe 97. When a crisis comes, a foolish and courageous person will be passionate and impetuous and can’t help himself. But when the crisis comes, he will disappear and his blood will be frozen... ——Aristotle 98. If a person’s passion We call every man brave on account of his passion, who, in joy and sorrow, retains the doctrine which reason teaches us as to what is to be feared and what is not to be feared. ——Plato 99. Those who are cautious will be timid at the beginning but will be brave in the end; those who act lightly will be timid at the beginning. ——Su Shi 100. A strong and rare character is created in this way; suffering is often a stepmother, but sometimes it is also a loving mother; hardship can breed the strength of the soul and spirit; disaster is the proud wet nurse; disaster is the milk of a hero. ——Hugo