●Science and technology are the primary productive forces.

——Deng Xiaoping

●Thanks to science, it not only makes life full of happiness and joy, but also gives life support and self-esteem.

——Pavlov

●The benefits that the entire society has gained due to the rapid development of science have yet to make up for the damage caused by it.

——Stamp

●Scientific fantasy is ultimately the bold creation of science and technology.

——Fei Ding

●The purpose of science is not to open the door to infinite wisdom, but to draw a line in front of infinite fallacies.

——Brecht

●The progress of science is very slow, and it takes a crawl to get from one point to another.

——Tennyson

●Science is always unfair. If it does not ask ten questions, it will never solve a problem.

——Bernard Shaw

●The boundaries of science are like the horizon. The closer you get to it, the farther it moves.

——Buest

●The only purpose of science is to alleviate the hardship of human existence.

——Brecht

●Science is a powerful tool. How to use it, whether it brings happiness or disaster to people, all depends on the person himself, not on the tool. Knives are useful in human life, but they can also be used to kill people.

——Einstein

●Science gives people the freedom to rebel against the laws of nature. It is committed to putting the wand of natural power into human hands; it is to free our spirits from the enslavement of all things.

——Tagore

●Science is the unique wealth of mankind, and the task of a real scientist is to enrich this treasure house of knowledge that can benefit all mankind.

——Kolmogorov

●If a science wants to contribute to human knowledge, it does not have to force others to believe it. Believe it or not, it depends on the results. It can wait patiently to use its research results to attract everyone's attention.

——Freud

●Humans use intellectual activities to understand things and practical activities to change things; use the former to master the universe and the latter to create the universe .

——Croce

●Life provides science with goals, and science illuminates the path of life.

——Mikhailovsky

●Natural science is a weapon for people to fight for freedom.

——Mao Zedong

●Observation, testing, and analysis are commonly used methods in scientific work.

——Li Siguang

●You should love science, because there is no force more powerful and invincible than science.

——Gorky

●Conquering the fortress of science is like fighting a war. Someone will always die and someone will be injured. I want to dedicate myself to science.

——Lomono Yingfu

●Don’t be afraid of strong points when attacking a city, and don’t be afraid of difficulties when attacking a book. Science has its perils, but it can be overcome through hard work.

——Ye Jianying

●Those who govern science must rely on historical materials; and those who govern history must also have scientific knowledge.

——Wang Guowei

●Magical predictions are myths, but scientific predictions are facts.

——Lenin

●Real science can improve people’s self-study, while non-scientific things will deepen people’s confusion.

——Xu Teli

●Science is the best way to make the human spirit brave.

——Bruno

●Science, by its nature, is historical; historical inheritance and criticism are undoubtedly one of the important characteristics of science.

——Zhao Jinshan

●Science is by no means an easy undertaking. Only persevering wise men are suitable for engaging in science.

——Montaigne

●Science is by no means a mysterious horn, but just a tool in people’s hands to transform the world.

——John Bernard

●The fundamental spirit of science is all about cultivating the power of observation.

——Liang Qichao

●True knowledge must come from science.

——Sun Yat-sen

●To build, you must have knowledge and master science.

——Stalin

●Science and art are the glory of the people and add happiness to the people.

——Helvetius

●Science and art belong to the whole world, and in front of them, national barriers disappear.

——Goethe

●The rise of science actually confronts religion.

——Cai E

●You must not be stubborn in scientific work. If you lack the courage to admit your mistakes, you will suffer big losses.

——Qian Xuesen

●When science loses its moral standards, it will then lose its cognitive power and practical activities, so science becomes pseudoscience.

——Pisarzhevsky

●The world of science is an infinite realm, and people should be brave enough to explore it.

——Tong Dizhou

●Science is a bit like the air you breathe - it is everywhere.

——Eisenhower

●Science, you are the soul of national strength; at the same time, you are the symbol of social development.

——Xu Teli

●Science strictly distinguishes people with high moral character from those with good intentions who we should not respect as heroes.

——John Dryden

●Nature is the best and most objective teacher in solving scientific problems.

——Dokuchayev

●The history of science, in a sense, is the history of illusions and failures, the great fool’s clumsiness and inefficiency. History of work performed.

——Terada Torahiko

●The immortal honor of science is that through its effect on the human mind, it has overcome people's insecurity in front of themselves and in front of nature.

——Einstein

●Only by effectively inheriting human knowledge and obtaining the world's most advanced scientific and technological knowledge can we take another half step forward, which will be the most Advanced level, first-class scientists.

——Weinberg

●The combination of genius and science can produce the greatest effect.

——Spencer

●The achievements of scientists are the property of all mankind, and science is the most selfless field.

——Golgi

●Mathematical science is the language of nature.

——Galileo

●Science is the warmth and joy in my heart. You make me fearless and look forward to death. Although those in prison rarely see the light of day again, you can smash chains and bars.

——Bruno

●Science is the arrangement of facts in order to draw universal laws and conclusions from them.

——Darwin

●Science is the crystallization and fruit of human wisdom...Looking to the future of science, human beings will hold high the torch of science and ascend to the heaven of the universe.

——Hawking

●What knowledge is the most valuable? The unanimous answer is science.

——Spencer

●Science is the most important, beautiful and needed thing in people's lives.

——Chekhov

●Without science and art, there would be no people and human life.

——Leo Tolstoy

●People need science, and countries that do not develop science will surely become colonies.

——Joliot Curie

●Science is the nervous system of our time.

——Gorky

●Science is a cemetery where all kinds of faded ideas are buried.

——Unamuno

●Science is the best antidote to fanaticism and nonsense.

——Adam Smith

●Science, then and now, is the observation of everything that is possible. The so-called foresight is the understanding of things that are about to appear, and this understanding requires a process.

——Leonardo Da Vinci

●The so-called sciences, including logic and mathematics, are all functions of the times. This is true for all sciences, together with their ideals and achievements. .

——Moore

●Science has no national boundaries, because it is a wealth that belongs to all mankind and a torch that illuminates the world, but scholars belong to the motherland.

——Pasteur

●There is no smooth road in science. Only those who are not afraid of hard work and climb along the steep mountain road can hope to reach the glorious peak.

——Marx

●Books must obey science, not the other way around.

——Francis Bacon

●Science itself has great beauty. A scientist engaged in research is not only a technician, but also a child. In the natural scenery, he seems to be fascinated by fairy tales.

——Marie Curie

●Scientific research is the exploration of the unknown. Scientific researchers must not only have a serious, rigorous and strict style of study, but also dare to think, dare to do and dare to venture. spirit. One cannot exist without the other.

——Zhu Zhaoliang

●When conducting scientific research, I always pay more attention to the prediction of the final results.

——Lu Jiaxi

●Envision boldly and verify carefully. It seems that boldness is still necessary. Of course, boldness must be based on solid work.

——Zhao Jinke

●Scientific laws themselves are objective truths and will never become obsolete. However, the ways in which people apply these laws and the corresponding design plans they make are changing with each passing day.

——Wang Zhuxi

●The real and legitimate goal of science is nothing more than this: to bring new discoveries and new powers to human life.

——Bacon

●Science and scientific knowledge are always hypothetical: it is conjectural knowledge. The scientific method is the method of criticism: the method that seeks and eliminates error and serves truth.

——Karl Popper

●The scientific spirit lies in seeking facts and truth.

——Hu Shi

●Science requires a person’s whole life.

——Zhu Xian

●The development of science and technology to this day has become a comprehensive, large-scale, and collective undertaking.

——Wang Fangding

●The accumulation of scientific knowledge is a necessary prerequisite for scientific development. As for who will sum up the success in the end, it may be accidental and lucky.

——Tan Jiazhen

●Progress is not an event, but a need.

——Spencer

●Progress is the law of life, otherwise people cannot be called human beings.

——Browning

●Science itself has poetry.

——Spencer

●No scientific conclusion should be regarded as eternal.

——Deng Tuo

●To engage in science and learning, we must be "neither empty nor loose, strict to the end", and we must be very strict in our lifelong work.

——Hua Luogeng

●For all mankind, there is only one common interest, and that is scientific progress.

——Saint-Simon

●Science is systemized knowledge.

——Spencer

●Science is a powerful intellectual force that works to break the shackles of mystery that imprison me.

——Golky

●Science often succeeds for the last time after thousands of failures.

——Xu Teli

●Think independently, seek truth from facts, persevere, and make up for your shortcomings with diligence.

——Zhou Peiyuan

●Any scientific prototype has its dual image: ugly in the embryo and beautiful in the bud.

——Hugo

●Learn ways of thinking from all winners and losers.

——He Zuoxiu

●Scientific things must be constantly studied, carefully experimented, in-depth and expanded, and through tenacious battles, only then can we achieve glorious achievements.

——Chen Jia'er

●Science is the local anatomy of "ignorance".

——Holmes

●People like to hunt for novelties, which is the seed of science.

——Emerson

●All great scientific theories mean new conquests of the unknown.

——Karl Popper

●Science is our way of thinking and our way of life today. It is the highest stage of the development of our human spirit.

——Guo Moruo

●Various scientific discoveries often have one thing in common, that is, diligence and innovative spirit.

——Qian Sanqiang

●Science has experienced a very tortuous and difficult road.

——Qian Sanqiang

●The science and technology system itself is a modern social organization. It must use a modern spiritual principle as the driving force of the movement and rely solely on increased investment in funds and personnel. , and cannot obtain the expected technological production.

——He Jiadong

●Science and democracy cancel the differences between man and nature, and also cancel the differences between people.

——Wang Anyi

●The development of high technology is indeed a double-edged sword.

——Sun Mingzhe

●Science can increase people’s positive knowledge, but it cannot improve people’s realm.

——Feng Youlan

●The fundamental spirit of science lies in the pursuit of truth.

——Hu Shi

●The task of science is to explore all the subtle mysteries of the universe, society and life.

——Yan Beiming

●Developed science and technology should be used to benefit mankind, and atomic energy should serve the progress of mankind.

——Ba Jin

●Scientific knowledge, although vast and subtle, is also an extension of common sense and is at the same level as common sense.

——Feng Youlan

●Science is the constant impact, breakthrough and transcendence of common sense.

——Yu Wujin

●Chinese people’s thinking always likes to require science to directly serve social life. Therefore, science often becomes or is just technology, which has no independent meaning and independent power. , not paying enough attention to the completeness of scientific speculation, etc.

——Li Zehou

●The failure of Chinese science to develop into modern science is due to this attitude rooted in immediate application.

——Li Yiyuan

●Science and democracy are the two main driving forces for the progress of human society.

——Chen Duxiu

●Science and democracy are originally twin sisters with the same fate. It is the prosperity of science that creates political democracy. On the other hand, only with democratic politics can we promote the prosperity of science.

——Xia Yan

●Science will always fight against superstition and all ignorant thoughts.

——Zhu Kezhen

●Being able to adhere to scientific truth under any circumstances may be more difficult than discovering the truth.

——Yuande Jade

●Although science is not a full circle that enriches people, it is an important arc of this full circle.

——Guo Moruo

●Science and freedom of thought are inseparable.

——Zhang Dainian

●Only with a high degree of freedom can there be profound science.

——Xu Fuguan

●Science belongs to all mankind. Only when all peace-loving people master scientific knowledge can they form a huge force to conquer nature and promote social progress.

——Mao Yisheng

●Science and technology are like air and water, permeating every pore and cell of society’s skin. Its material and non-material impact on human civilization is immeasurable.

——Sun Mingzhe

●The mission of science is to benefit society, not individuals.

——Tao Xingzhi

●Science is a series of cognitive activities in human pursuit of truth—putting forward hypotheses about unknown phenomena and using facts to verify or refute the hypotheses.

——He Xin

●Science is not knowledge, but the ability to apply knowledge. It can also be said that it is living knowledge that has gained results.

——Dun Yuan

●It is just for use without the meaning of seeking knowledge. The result can only produce "craft" and "technology" but not "science".

——Liang Shuming

●The loss of scientific spirit, for a nation, does not just mean being in company with ignorance and reaction. The dimness of scientific rationality and the rise of utilitarianism are the same. relation.

——Weng Bao

●The value of science cannot be measured from a utilitarian economic perspective. It is more of a pure impulse, a pure fantasy, or just A spirit.

——Weng Bao

●Science itself is not all boring formulas, but has potential beauty and endless fun. Scientific exploration itself is also full of poetry.

——Zhou Peiyuan

●Scientific progress and economic development are inseparable.

——Zhang Dainian

●Science and technology are the driving force behind the development of the times.

——Jiangping