"A woman is weak, but being a mother makes her strong" means that a woman's body is weak. But when she had a child, because of her natural maternal love. Often exhibiting unimaginable willpower.

Women are originally weak and need protection. But once you become a mother, you will become strong, responsible, and learn to protect others. Women are weak by nature, but mothers are strong. Mothers grow up with us and regard us as the most precious treasures. In order to protect us, their fragile bodies have become indestructible.

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Other quotes about being strong as a mother:

Mothers are born philosophers. ——Mrs. Stowe (author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin", American female writer)

Mother is not someone to rely on, but someone who makes reliance unnecessary. ——Fischer D.C. (American female novelist)

Everything I am, everything I am, I owe to my angelic mother. ——Lincoln

As a modern parent, I know that what matters is not how many material things you give your children, but the care and love you pour into them. Not only will a caring attitude save you a considerable amount of money, but it may even give you a sense of comfort that you spent a small amount of money and gave more than just a gift. ——Noel O. (American writer)

She made me feel the temptation of beauty! ——Darwin

To me, my mother seems to be the most amazing woman I know... I have met too many people in the world, but I have never met anyone as elegant as my mother. woman. If I achieve anything, it's because of her. ——Charles Chaplin

When I was young, she said I was a good boy. With such a selfless and sacrificial model mother, how can one not be a good child? ——Liszt (Hungarian music master)

What I get from my mother is happiness and the joy of telling stories. ——Goethe

What a mother’s dedication and concentration instills in a boy is great self-esteem. Those who have this kind of self-esteem since childhood will never give up, but develop into confident adults. You have this confidence that if you work harder, you can succeed. ——Dr. Dorothy Eno (psychologist, University of London, UK)

When my mother died, I was so exhausted that I almost didn’t know how to live. ——Heath (former British Prime Minister)

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Motherhood is Strong