Being blind can make you more courageous because you can't see any danger.

Whoever can make the land that originally produced only one ear of corn and one blade of grass grow two bunches of ears of corn and two blades of grass will do more good to mankind and the country than all politicians. The contribution is even greater.

I think these are all exaggerated, as if the scene is appearing before my eyes.

Whether in terms of nature or destiny, I have decided to work hard all my life.

Based on some kind of thinking, life can be understood.

Being blind increases your courage because you cannot see danger.

In terms of hiring talents, they pay more attention to good moral character rather than outstanding talents.

Reason only teaches us to affirm or deny what we believe to be true; we can neither affirm nor deny what we know nothing about.

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