There are many famous aphorisms in ancient China, among which the famous sayings about time and study are especially famous. These famous sayings inspire people to cherish time and study hard to improve themselves and make progress. Let me introduce some classic examples.

The first famous sentence is Confucius' "Time waits for no one, and time will never come again". This sentence means that time will not stay because of our waiting or laziness, so we must cherish time and make full use of every minute to learn and grow. This sentence is still very applicable in modern society. Times have changed, but the value and repeatability of time have not changed.

The second famous sentence comes from Du Fu, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty: "Reading breaks thousands of volumes, and writing is like a god." This sentence emphasizes the importance of learning and points out that only through reading and continuous learning can you become knowledgeable and become a thoughtful and knowledgeable person. In today's society, whether it is personal development or career development, we still need to realize the importance of reading and learning.

The third famous sentence is Su Shi's "The article is eternal, and the gains and losses are well known." Excellent works can be circulated for thousands of years. Therefore, we should create with our heart and keep every little thought in mind when writing. In today's society, writing ability is still regarded as a very important ability, because it can help us express our views and communicate with others.

The fourth famous sentence is Li Bai's "I was born useful". This sentence emphasizes the importance of talent and ability, implying that everyone has a unique contribution and value. We should believe in our abilities, explore our talents and make contributions to ourselves and society.

The last famous sentence is Han Yu's "Reading breaks thousands of books, writing is like a god, or becoming a Buddha or a demon". This sentence emphasizes the importance of learning and warns us not to be carried away by knowledge, but to serve others and society with knowledge.

The above famous sentences show that the ancients cherished and valued time and knowledge, and still have important enlightenment significance for our social development today. I hope we can cherish time, study hard, explore our talents and make contributions to society.