Curiosity’s famous aphorisms:

1. Curiosity is the mother of science. ——Vanderbilt.

2. Curiosity creates scientists and poets. ——French writer France.

3. Curiosity is the source of original concentration of scientific workers. ——American science writer Carl.

4. Science begins with curiosity. ——American astronomer Sharkey.

5. Curiosity is the first element of scientific invention. ——Chinese educator Zhu Guangqian.

6. Everything is difficult at the beginning, but curiosity can create a new starting point. ——Chinese poet Hu Shi.

7. Curiosity is human nature. It is right and wrong. ——Russian writer Leo Tolstoy.

8. A curious eye can often see more than what he hopes to see. ——German philosopher Hegel.

9. The curious are the door to knowledge. ——British scientist Samuel Johnson.

10. Curiosity is one of the most enduring and reliable characteristics of wisdom and vitality. ——American economist Joseph Schumpeter.

11. Curiosity is human nature. It is both a condition and a symbol of our healthy life. ——American writer Dryden.

12. No detective, prosecutor, policeman or spy is more ingenious than a woman's curiosity. ——Russian writer Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

13. Curiosity is human nature, and it can often reveal many secrets. ——British writer Conan Doyle.

14. Life without curiosity is like a bird without wings. ——Russian writer Krylov.

15. Curiosity is the mother of science, and experience is the father of science. ——British philosopher Bernard.

16. Without curiosity, you will never know anything, or you can only praise what you have seen. ——French writer La Fontaine.

17. Curiosity is one of the inner driving forces of human beings, and it is also the key to opening the door to the mind. ——American scientist Carl Sagan.

18. Only those who are curious can discover new things and achieve innovative achievements in their work. ——American scientist Arthur Ashe.

19. Without curiosity, there will be no new inventions. ——American inventor Edison.

20. Curiosity about life is like dew in the morning, it is the source of the human spirit. ——American writer Hawthorne.