Quotes about selfless dedication

1. The ambition is to fill the sea, but the courage is to worry about the sky. ——Wen Tianxiang

2. A strong man fights to the death regardless of some scars, fights against the thousand-year-old demon, and fights for the new trend of EMI. Be generous with yourself. ——Hua Luogeng

3. Throw our heads, build the pyramid of freedom, sprinkle our blood, dye it into a red flag, and fly it for thousands of years. ——Lin Jilu

4. Only the human spirit can defy all restrictions, believe in its final success, and shine its searchlight into the dark distance. ——Tagore

5. It is other people’s business to find out how much I am worth. The main thing is to be able to dedicate myself. ——Turgenev

6. To return to life, you must make a contribution. ——Gorky

7. The flowers bloom quietly at night, but let the day go to receive the words of thanks. ——Tagore

8. A rich nature will wither if it does not feed hungry others. ——Romain Rolland

9. The truly remarkable thing about a true scholar is that he secretly did a lot of great work but was not famous for it during his lifetime. ——Balzac

10. On the road of life, drop your blood drop by drop to feed others. Although I feel gradually getting thinner, I still feel happy. ——Lu Xun

11. The moon shines her light all over the sky, but leaves her dark spots to herself. ——Tagore

12. If you have some heat, you will have some light. ——Lu Xun

13. Making a difference is the highest realm in life. ——Engels

14. As a successful person, what the former Soviet writer Gorky achieved from his compatriots always incomparably exceeded his contribution to them. ——Einstein

15. How happy are those who give and take, but unlucky misers are the ones who are unlucky. ——Rudaki

16. A truly noble person will surely benefit mankind. ——Aristotle

17. Only by working hard to reduce the suffering of others will you be happy. ——Mang Qi

18. There are extraordinary people, and then there are extraordinary things. There are extraordinary things, and then there are extraordinary achievements. ——Sima Xiangru

19. A person who is not inspired by dedication will never do anything great. ——Chernyshevsky

20. We must be like a lighthouse, lighting the way with fire for all those who cannot sail at night. ——Mayakovsky

21. If a person’s entire personality and entire life are dedicated to a moral pursuit, if he has such power, all other people will be equal to this in this regard. When people seem small in comparison, then we can see lofty goodness in this person. ——Chernyshevsky

22. Doing good is a kind of unconscious sowing. ——Anonymous

23. Happiness lies in living for others. ——Leo Tolstoy

24. If a person can think about the lives of others and the laws of humanity. Even though he is struggling for his life and under great pressure, it will not all be unrewarded. ——Churchill

25. One thing I know, the only truly happy ones among you are those who cannot serve others and discover how to serve themselves. ——Shi Weifen

26. I hope that you, the younger generation, can be like candles that illuminate people, have some heat and some light, be loyal and contribute your strength to the great cause of mankind. ——Faraday

27. Worry about the world’s worries first, and rejoice after the world’s happiness. ——Fan Zhongyan

28. A wise man is not sad about his own death, but worried about the decline of his country. ——Su Xun

29. Think about your mother, how small her demands in life must be, but what kind of fate befell her? ——Turgenev

30. A person must be generous to be worthy of being thanked. ——Thomas Hardy

31. The hard-working bee never has time to mourn. —— Blake

32. The grass sometimes stands on the top of the mountain, silently, never showing off itself. ——Anonymous

33. A virtuous person often takes action for the benefit of his friends and the country, even sacrificing his own life when necessary. He would rather give up the money, honor and all the possessions that the world strives for, just to seek his own nobility.

——Aristotle

34. Just like a mother sometimes sacrifices for the dear creature she gives birth to, we should not cherish ourselves and should be prepared to give up our lives for its success. [Speaker] Zola, French writer. [Tip] For the great cause of mankind, we should put aside selfishness and fight for it with a diligent spirit to the end. If you don’t contribute enough, you will never do enough. ——Anonymous

35. Like a candle that illuminates people, it has some heat and some light, and contributes its strength to the great cause of mankind loyally and down-to-earth. ——Faraday

36. Dedicate your life to two gods, honor and bravery. ——Monson

37. All I have to do is use my meager strength to serve truth and justice. ——Einstein

38. You should make other people’s lives better because of your existence. ——Cibal

39. Heroism consists in sacrificing oneself for faith and truth. ——Tolstoy

40. Having wealth but not using it means looking at it from the perspective of not achieving the goal. It means no wealth. ——"Five Volumes"

41. My only hope is to make more contributions. —— Bethune

42. All I can offer is blood, hard work, sweat and tears. ——Churchill

43. Society is like a ship, and everyone must be prepared to steer the ship. ——Ibsen

44. Life is given to us, and we must dedicate it to life in order to obtain life. ——Tagore

45. I am like a cow, eating grass and milking. ——Lu Xun

46. The most solemn question in the world is: What good things can I do? ——Anonymous

47. The reason why the sun is great is that it consumes itself forever. ——Proverb

48. I will not do anything half-heartedly. I either give my whole heart or nothing. ——Dzerzhinsky

49. If I had a pair of wings, I would rather be a moth in the world. I want to fly towards the fiery sun, so that when there is a burst of light in front of my eyes and a burst of heat in my body, I lose consciousness and turn into a puff of smoke and a pinch of ashes. ——Ba Jin

50. It won’t change if you gouge out the heart or chop off the head! I only wish that the beautiful mountains and rivers would give me back my beautiful face! ——Rou Shi

51. I am tied to my own land by an unbreakable chain. I would rather have our poor, dim world, our forest houses without chimneys, and our nakedness. of open space, but do not gaze kindly at the clear sky that I gaze upon. ——Gogol

52. The purpose of life does not lie in its length but in how we use it. Many people live a short life but a long life. ——Montaigne

53. The amount of life is calculated by time, and the value of life is calculated by contribution. ——Petofi

54. I think that the most beautiful thing on earth is only the repayment of human beings with sincere gratitude. ——Musha Koji Sanetsu

55. I can insist on our contribution again and again, because only this kind of view can have the power to win the sympathy of mankind in the world. ——Rodin

56. If we want to make friends, we must first do something for others - things that require time, energy, thoughtfulness, and dedication to do. ——Carnegie

57. All we can enjoy is the joy of giving. ——Mook

58. If you are at any time or anywhere, what you leave to people in your life are some beautiful things-flowers, thoughts, and very beautiful memories of you- ---Then your life will be easy and happy. Then you will feel that everyone needs you, and this feeling makes you a spiritually rich person. You have to know that giving is always more pleasant than taking. ——Gorky

59. I am a descendant of Yan and Huang, and it is natural that I should dedicate all the knowledge I have learned to my dear motherland. ——Li Siguang

60. People should use all methods and means at any time and at any time to do their best for good while they are alive. ——Wesley

61. We should dedicate ourselves at any time in different positions. ——Heise

62. Only by devoting oneself to society can one find the meaning of that short and risky life.

——Einstein

63. If a person only works for himself, he may become a famous scholar, a great wise man, and an outstanding poet, but he will never become a truly perfect and truly great person. . ——Marx

64. I am a citizen of the world and should be born for mankind. ——Nobel

65. Human life is limited, but serving the people is infinite. I must devote my limited life to unlimited service to the people. ——Lei Feng

66. I am a spring silkworm. After eating mulberry leaves, I will spin silk. Even if I boil it in a pot, the silk will continue to die, in order to add a little warmth to the world. ——Ba Jin

67. People praise the shooting star because it burns throughout its entire journey. ——Ling Guang

68. Our generation is a fertilizing generation. We use our own blood to irrigate the paradise that is about to be realized, so that future generations can enjoy all the happiness that human beings deserve. This is the task of our generation. ——Lika

69. People should live in truth and self-dedication. ——Pangda Pidan

70. Our life is gifted. We can only get life by giving our life. ——Tagore

71. Come with a heart in your hands and leave without any grass. ——Tao Xingzhi

72. A person’s life, the meaning and value of his contributions and actions depend more on the life of the soul than people expect. ——Martin du Gard

73. People do not give in order to obtain; giving itself is unparalleled joy. ——Fromm

74. Burn yourself! That way, even if you turn to ashes, people will find you in the light of the fire. ——Anonymous

75. The green mountains bury the bones, and the green waters hang the loyal souls. ——Zhu De

76. The value of life is measured by the work a person has done for the contemporary era. ——Xu Wei

77. Men open their hearts just as women shyly offer up their guarded bodies. Andre Fire Moroya

78. If you want to rejoice in your meaning, you must give meaning to the world. ——Goethe

79. Our reward depends on the contribution we make. ——Waiteley

80. When I was young, my life was like a flower—when the spring breeze came to her door to beg, one or two petals fell from her abundance. , she you never felt it was a loss. Now, my time has passed, and my life is like a fruit. There is nothing left to give away. I am just waiting to dedicate her and the full and sweet burden together. ——Tagore