1. Science respects facts and obeys truth without yielding to any pressure. ——Tong Dizhou

2. The progress of scientific research and its expanding fields will arouse our hope. ——Nobel

3. Science requires all human life. ——Pavlov

4. Science is called science precisely because it does not recognize idols, is not afraid of overthrowing outdated things, and listens carefully to the voice of practice and experience. ——Stalin

5. The bounden duty of scientists requires us to continue to strive to thoroughly reveal the mysteries of nature, and to master these mysteries so that we can benefit mankind in the future. ——Marie Curie

6. Although science has no national borders, scholars have their own country. ——Pasteur

7. Scientific books can save people from ignorance, while literary and artistic works can save people from vulgarity; both are equally beneficial and necessary for true education and people's happiness. . ——Chernyshevsky

8. Scientific books can save people from ignorance, while literary and artistic works can save people from vulgarity; for true education and people's happiness, both are equally important. Useful and necessary. ——Chernyshevsky

9. Science is an honest knowledge. It is impossible to create inventions by luck. If you don’t understand the essence of a problem, even chances will be in vain. This is the reason for entering Baoshan and returning empty-handed. ——Hua Luogeng

10. Science is always unfair. If it does not ask ten questions, it will never solve a problem. ——Bernard Shaw

11. There is no smooth road in science. There are countless rocks and shoals in the long river of truth. Only herb collectors who are not afraid of climbing, and tide-drifters who are not afraid of huge waves, can climb to the top to collect fairy grass and go deep into the water to find Li pearls. ——Hua Luogeng

12. Many major breakthroughs in science are accumulated from tiny achievements. ——Anonymous

13. Science is like the sea, requiring desperate struggle. —— Landau

14. Science has no borders, but scientists have a motherland. ——Pasteur

15. Science is by no means a selfish pleasure. Those who are fortunate enough to devote themselves to scientific research should first use their knowledge to serve mankind.

——Marx