1. When encountering problems, I always strive to find ingenious ideas and win by surprise. ——Zhu Qingshi

2. In science, every path should be taken. Discovering a dead end is a great contribution to science. ——Einstein

3. Scientific research work is especially full of creative significance, especially relying on self-reliance. Of course, being self-reliant does not mean closing yourself off. ——Li Siguang

4. Science also needs creation and fantasy. Only with fantasy can we break the shackles of tradition and develop science. ——Guo Moruo

5. New concepts must be created for new objects. ——Bergson

6. Science and technology are the primary productive forces. ——Deng Xiaoping

7. Being able to ask questions correctly is the first step towards innovation. ——Li Zhengdao

8. Science has no national boundaries, but scientists do. ——Pavlov

9. Innovation that is not obtained through one's own efforts is not real innovation. ——Konosuke Matsushita

10. Some old and unrealistic things, no matter they are foreign-style or earth-like, we must vigorously break them and boldly create new methods and new methods. theory to solve our problems. ——Li Siguang

11. If you create a brand, you will change Baidu. Clean up the old habits and restore the atmosphere: if you maintain the status quo, you will be quiet and inactive, so if you let the old habits wither, everything will be ruined. ——Kang Youwei

12. The secret of getting rich lies in the eight characters of "bold innovation and unique vision". ——Chen Yushu

13. You should love science, because there is no power in human beings that is more powerful and invincible than science. ——Gorky

14. For an artist, if he can break the rules and create completely freely, his achievements will often be astonishing. ——Chaplin

15. Innovation is the soul of a nation’s progress and the inexhaustible driving force for a country’s prosperity. ——Jiang Zemin

16. A nation without the ability to innovate cannot stand among the world's advanced nations. ——Jiang Zemin

17. Since people love to eat things like crabs, then some people must have eaten spiders, but they later stopped eating them when they found out they were not delicious, but they were the first to eat them. A crab man must be a warrior. ——Lu Xun

18. Without some bold and unbridled conjecture, it is generally impossible to make progress in knowledge. ——Einstein

19. Expand the pursuit of "solving new problems" from some people and a few people in the crowd to the vast majority of people in the crowd, and make it a daily life This trend has begun to emerge at the end of the twentieth century. China, Golden Horse "21st Century Romance"

20. The distance has disappeared, either innovation or death. ——Thomas Peters