Quotations expressing diligent study:
1. Reading makes people enriched, talking makes people agile, and writing makes people precise. ——Bacon
2. Books are a huge power. ——Lenin
3. Time gives us experience, and reading gives us knowledge. ——Ostrovsky
4. Reading a good book is talking to many noble people. ——Descartes
5. The most beautiful sound made by human beings. ——Levine
6. Live with books and never sigh. ——Romain Rolland
7. The more you read, the emptier you feel. ——Shelley
8. The more you read without thinking, you will feel that you know a lot; but the more you read and think, you will clearly see that you know. Got very little. ——Voltaire
9. Books are the legacy left to mankind by great geniuses. ——Addison
10. Books are the breast milk that nourishes the soul and the key to enlightening wisdom. (Word Network ())
11. All kinds of stupid things, under the influence of reading good books every day, seem to be roasted on the fire, gradually melting. ——Hugo
12. Living in our world, it is completely impossible to understand people without reading. ——Gorky
13. Life without books is like there is no sunshine; wisdom without books is like a bird without wings. ——Shakespeare
14. Books are inseparable life partners and mentors for young people. ——Gorky
15. Reading is my only entertainment. I do not waste my time in hotels, gambling, or any kind of bad games; but I work as hard as necessary on my career. ——Franklin
16. Reading any good book is like talking to the most outstanding people of the past. ——Descartes
17. Every book is a soul printed in black words on white paper. As long as my eyes and my reason touch it, it comes alive. ——Gorky
18. Books-the real contemporary university. ——Thomas Carlyle
19. Ideal books are the key to wisdom. ——Leo Tolstoy
20. Books are the unique spiritual wealth of mankind and the ladder of human progress.
21. The essence of all past eras is in the book. ——Carlyle
22. Taking notes makes you accurate. History makes people wise; poetry makes people clever; mathematics makes people precise; natural history makes people profound; logic and rhetoric make people eloquent. ——Bacon