Part I: Famous sayings and epigrams about adversity
1. Adversity is the first road to truth. -Byron
2. Bad habits appear in prosperity, and virtue is highlighted in adversity.
3. Adversity and hardship are institutions of learning to hone personality. -Socrates
4. People are more indomitable in adversity than in prosperity. It is easier to save your body and mind when you are in bad luck than when you are in good luck. -Hugo
5. Face adversity with a brave chest. -Horace
6. Real life can only be achieved after arduous struggles. -Seneca
7. Isn't bad luck the touchstone of character? -Balzac
8. It is not words but bad luck that can make stupid people learn something. -democritus
9. In the vicissitudes of fate, it is easiest to see a person's integrity. -Shakespeare
1. Pity is caused by a person's love and fortune, and fear is caused by the fact that this unlucky person is similar to us. -Aristotle
11. One of the great advantages of outstanding people is their perseverance in unfavorable and difficult encounters. -Beethoven
12. Every setback or unfavorable mutation carries the same or larger beneficial seeds. -Emerson
13. Miracles often occur in bad luck. -bacon
14. Not every kind of disaster is a curse, but early adversity is often a blessing. -sharp
15. Prosperity makes our energy idle and useless, making us feel our own strength, but obstacles awaken this strength and use it. -Hume
16. No wise man will deny the value of exercise of pain and sorrow. -Huxley
17. Most of the great men since ancient times struggled from adversity with indomitable spirit. -* Konosuke
18. Adversity motivates people. If you have never failed, maybe you should experience it once for the sake of your career. -Shakespeare
19. The more difficult the environment is, the more perseverance and confidence are needed, and the greater the harm of slacking off. -Tolstoy
2. It is not words but bad luck that can make stupid people learn something. -democritus
21. One of the great advantages of outstanding people is their perseverance in unfavorable and difficult encounters. -Beethoven
22. Every setback or unfavorable mutation carries the same or larger beneficial seeds. -Emerson
23. The virtue needed for luck is temperance, while the virtue needed for adversity is perseverance, and the latter is more valuable than the former. -bacon
24. There are worries and troubles in prosperity, and there are comforts and hopes in adversity. -bacon
25. Isn't bad luck the touchstone of character? -Balzac
26. Prosperity makes our energy idle and useless, making us feel our own strength, but obstacles awaken this strength and use it. -Hume
27. Disaster is the first journey of truth. -Byron
28. A calm lake has long produced a lean sailor, and a comfortable life has never produced a great man of the times.
29. Pity is caused by a person suffering from bad luck, and fear is caused by the fact that this person suffering from bad luck is similar to us. -Aristotle
3, not every disaster is a curse, and early adversity is often a blessing. The overcome difficulties not only taught us a lesson, but also inspired our future struggle. -Pop
31. It is impossible to make the whole life comfortable and happy, because human beings must have an attitude that can cope with adversity. -Rousseau
33. Adversity can make people smart, although it can't make people rich. -toffler
Chapter II: Famous sayings of continuous learning and growth in life
Explore knowledge while you are young, which will make up for the losses caused by old age. Wisdom is the nourishment of the spirit of old age, so you should work hard when you are young, so that you will not be empty when you are old. -Leonardo da Vinci
Science can not only "give young people knowledge and give old people happiness", but also make people accustomed to labor and the pursuit of truth, create real spiritual wealth and material wealth for the people, and create things that cannot be obtained without it. -Mendeleev: "Fundamentals of Chemistry" * Quotations
The whole meaning of life lies in the endless exploration of unknown things and the continuous increase of more knowledge. -zola
intelligence will never stop on the truth that has been known, but will always keep advancing towards the truth that has not yet been known. -Bruno
The correct way is this: absorb what your predecessors have done, and then move on. -lev tolstoy
Scientific research is like drilling a board, and some people like to drill thin; And I like to drill thick. -Einstein
You should be careful of all false knowledge, which is more dangerous than ignorance. -Bernard Shaw
We should absorb useful knowledge like sponges. -Gary Ning
Reading, beginning to read, unknown and doubtful; Secondly, there is gradually doubt; In the middle, it is doubtful. After this, the doubts are gradually released, and even integrated, and there is no doubt, which is the beginning of learning. -Zhu Xi
Asking questions is good. ..... If you don't want to, just ask casually, that is, you can get the correct answer, and you may not be greatly benefited. Therefore, the word "knowledge" and "question" are placed under "learning". -Xie Juezai: The Funny Sentence in "No Confusion"
You can't see the truth without doubt, so I hope everyone will take a skeptical attitude and not be overwhelmed by the established theory. -Li Siguang
There is no doubt that all the keys to science are question marks. How should most of our great discoveries be attributed? And the wisdom of life probably lies in asking why everything happens. -Balzac
False learning is worse than ignorance. Ignorance is like a clearing, which can be cultivated and sown; False learning is like a wasteland full of weeds, and it is almost impossible to pull out all the grass. -kang yin
knowledge is not all obtained from books, but experience gained in fact is also knowledge. -Chen Yian: Letter to My fiancee
Learning and doing are organically linked. When you learn, you have to think. When you figure it out, you have to do it. Only when you are doing it can you see whether you have really learned. Otherwise, although there are many books, they just become a dead stack. -Xie Juezai: Young people should study hard
People are alive, but books are dead. The living can read the dead book and live it. If you read the living from the dead, you can read people to death. —— Guo Moruo: "Inscription for Tourists in a Tour of Taihu Lake Liyuan"
Besides the knowledge in books, we still need to gain knowledge from life. -Mao Dun
When people become slaves to books, they take the living to death. ..... If books are used as human tools, the knowledge in books will live. With vitality. Talk about mood phrases
There are three principles in studying: extensive knowledge, more reading and diligent experiments. -Dai Blaugli
There is no university that is more comprehensive than the reality created by the big ego and human will and reason with abilities that we have never used before. -"Gorky on Youth"
For people who have learned a lot of words that are useless to them, or who have learned a lot of words but can't use them, it is like a carpenter who has a large box of tools but can't use them. It is not as good as a carpenter who can use them freely with a few tools. -West: Language Education
We should absorb useful knowledge like sponges. -Gary Ning
Reading, beginning to read, unknown and doubtful; Secondly, there is gradually doubt; In the middle, it is doubtful. After this, the doubts are gradually released, and even integrated, and there is no doubt, which is the beginning of learning. -Zhu Xi
Asking questions is good. ..... If you don't want to, just ask casually, that is, you can get the correct answer, and you may not be greatly benefited. Therefore, the word "knowledge" and "question" are placed under "learning". -Xie Juezai:
There is no doubt that you can't see the truth, so I hope everyone will take a skeptical attitude and not be overwhelmed by the established theory. -Li Siguang
There is no doubt that all the keys to science are question marks. How should most of our great discoveries be attributed? And the wisdom of life probably lies in asking why everything happens. -Balzac
False learning is worse than ignorance. Ignorance is like a clearing, which can be cultivated and sown; False learning is like a wasteland full of weeds, and it is almost impossible to pull out all the grass. -kang yin
knowledge is not all obtained from books, but experience gained in fact is also knowledge. -Chen Yian: Letter to My fiancee
Learning and doing are organically linked. When you learn, you have to think. When you figure it out, you have to do it. Only when you are doing it can you see whether you have really learned. Otherwise, although there are many books, they just become a dead stack. -Xie Juezai: Young people should study hard
People are alive, but books are dead. The living can read the dead book and live it. If you read the living from the dead, you can read people to death. —— Guo Moruo: "Inscription for Tourists in a Tour of Taihu Lake Liyuan"
Besides the knowledge in books, we still need to gain knowledge from life. -Mao Dun
When people become slaves to books, they take the living to death. ..... If books are used as human tools, the knowledge in books will live. With vitality. -Hua Luogeng
There are three principles in studying: extensive knowledge, more reading and diligent experiments. -Dai Blaugli
There is no university that is more comprehensive than the reality created by the big ego and human will and reason with abilities that we have never used before. -"Gorky on Youth" Han Han's classic quotations
For people who have learned a lot of words that are useless to them, or who have learned a lot of words but can't use them, they are like carpenters who have a large box of tools but can't use them. They can't compare with carpenters who can use them freely with fewer tools. -West: Language Education
The more you study, the more you discover your ignorance. -Descartes
Part III: Keep learning and making progress
1. Everyone is different from others, and every day he is different from himself. -pope
2. I am not what I used to be. -Byron
3. Restlessness is discontent, and dissatisfaction is the first condition for progress. You point out a contented person to me, and I will tell you that he is a very unlucky person. -Edison
4. Revolutionary actions attract the worst elements in society. -Bernard Shaw
5. The history of mankind patiently waits for the victory of the insulted person. -Tagore
6. Human beings are changing their faces in the storm, and the whole world is being transformed. No one can be allowed to find a hiding place in the beautiful things of the past. -romain rolland
7. Without convulsions, history can never take a step forward. -Chernyshevski
8. Revolution should not be trivial, but it originated from trivial things. -Aristotle
9. Pure doctrine often produces pure benefits. -Emerson
1. Being active and dissatisfied is the first necessity of progress. -Edison