1) Camps that focus on interests will always waver, but camps that focus on beliefs cannot be divided. (Balzac)

2) Your faith should become your armor, which drives you to move forward bravely and not retreat without encountering difficulties. (Angel)

3) Only faith makes happiness real. (Montaigne)

4) Faith, this strong light of spiritual search, illuminates the way, although dangerous circumstances lurk in the shadows,

5) Faith is the bird, It felt the light and sang when the dawn was still dark. (Tagore)

6) The most terrifying enemy is the lack of strong belief. (Romain Rolland)

7) As long as people have a belief and pursue something, they can endure any suffering and adapt to any environment. (Ding Ling)

8) I stick to my beliefs and silently and tenaciously follow the path I think I should take.

9) It would be sad if my faith wavered with the beating of my heart. (Schiller)

10) Belief is valuable only because it is realistic, not because it is ours. (Belinsky)

11) Ideals are the solid pillars of life. If the ideals of life are lost, the spirit will be paralyzed.

12) Faith is a pearl in the journey of life, which can shine in the sun and shine in the dark night.

13) People who pursue light do not complain about the existence of the night.

14) The wind of ideals fills the sails of life; the pole of struggle lifts the flag of ideals.

A short chapter

Strong Helen

“I want to regard what others see as my sun, what others hear as my music, and what others hear as my music. The smile on the corner of her mouth is my happiness.”——Helen Keller

It’s hard to imagine how she climbed over the thorns when she was blind; it’s hard to understand how she climbed over when she was deaf. How to feel the bells of the earth coming through. I think it must be the sunshine in her heart calling her and showing her the way.

From her spirit, her quality, and her belief, it is not difficult to see that in her eyes, every day is hope and she will live for hope forever. Hope is the basis of her success.

Pursue the truth and never avoid danger

The Last Leaf

The American writer O. Henry wrote such a story in the novel "The Last Leaf": Young The female painter Johnsy was critically ill due to pneumonia. In the words of the doctor: "There is only one tenth chance of recovery from his illness, and this hope is his desire to live." It was late autumn, and Joanne Xi began to count the leaves on an extremely old ivy outside the window. She was convinced that when the last leaf fell off, it was time for her to go. However, the last leaf left on the cane refused to fall off despite the wind and rain. Jonesy was encouraged by this, and her condition got better day by day. Finally, she finally felt that "it was a sin to want to die." Under the doctor's treatment, her body miraculously recovered.