Life will not give anyone a direct train to happiness. When the ups and downs of fate test you, I hope you can make a difference. Are there any mottos about tempering life? The following are the mottos I compiled for you about tempering life. I hope you like it.

Motto for tempering life:

1. Hardship is a sharp carving knife, carving people’s souls all the time.

2. People always hone each other in being hurt and hurting others, and then they grow up.

3. You have now reached the bottleneck in your practice. It’s time for you to practice!

4. Persistence becomes diligence, diligence tempers will, and will forges achieved success.

5. Go through hardships, shed blood, and fight for your life. Only then can you feel the beauty of generosity and bravery.

6. Strong storms can temper a person, but gentle watering can also change a person.

7. But in fact, who can do well from the beginning? Everyone has been tempered.

8. True love for someone cannot be changed by wind and rain; hypocrisy cannot withstand the test.

9. Adversity is the highest school to hone life, and experience is the best teacher in your life.

10. Treat unstable things with a calm heart. This is the growth tempered by life.

11. If you don’t go through hell, you won’t have the power to create heaven.

12. God is not forgetting to make arrangements for you, it is just trying to hone your patience and will.

13. The essence of pain is lack, poverty, and anxiety about life support.

14. Even if the road is bumpy, I will not be tempered. I hope I can experience pain and joy in my life.

15. It is not difficult to be smart but hard to be cautious in learning the Tao; it is not difficult to be brave but hard to be persistent in one’s determination.

Famous quotes about tempering in life:

1. The best way to temper your will is pain.

2. The edge of despair is actually the beginning of training.

3. I was young and ignorant at the time and regarded training as torture.

4. The more you suffer, the more you will learn and learn.

5. Adversity cannot make people rich, but it can make people wise.

6. Adversity and hardship are the highest schools for tempering one’s character.

7. Tribulation and hardship are the highest institutions of learning for tempering one’s character.

8. The tempering of time has widened the distance between us.

9. In waiting, obsessions are tempered and hopes are extinguished.

10. Without great difficulties, there will be no great cause.

11. People who can overcome difficulties can turn difficulties into good opportunities.

12. I prefer the waiting of expectation and escape from the test of time.

13. I want to achieve great things, so this is also a kind of training!

14. Life needs training. But training too hard is painful.

15. It’s a bit cruel, I can only regard it as a test for myself.

Famous aphorisms about tempering:

1. When God is going to help you, you must suffer first; when God is going to destroy you, you must be tired first.

2. There is no innate talent in the world, talent must be tempered.

3. A life that has not been tempered is an incomplete life!

4. I was so young that I was unwilling to be lonely and mistook tempering for torture.

5. I want to hone my edges and corners until my flesh and blood turn into a strong color.

6. Don’t give in in the face of disaster, but face it more bravely.

7. Thank you to those who have hurt you. Your strength was tempered by them.

8. In this world, people’s patience is really tested, try not to let it run out!

9. Only through hellish training can you create the power of heaven.

10. Only a platform filled with experts can truly hone one’s talents and sublimate situations.

11. People must rely on experience to hone themselves. Experience once and understand something.

12. Although the world is full of pain, it is also full of ways to overcome pain.

13. Don’t let trials turn into hardships. Efforts must first find the right direction.

14. Although we often lose, we also hone ourselves and become stronger.

15. Life is built on pain, and the whole life is filled with pain.

16. People who experience more pain and sorrow are more tolerant.

17. Living like this is not a kind of training.

18. Time can hone the will, and the strong use the will to hone time.

19. I always use sunshine to temper loneliness, and use darkness to nourish prosperity.

20. The strongest spirit is born of sorrow, and the greatest personality is full of scars.