Innovation is the unique cognitive and practical ability of human beings, and it is an inexhaustible driving force for national progress and social development. Next, share some famous and ancient sayings about innovation for your reference.

Famous and ancient sayings about innovation

1. The eyes are full of vitality and transformation, and the craftsmen of heaven strive for innovation every day. ——Zhao Chaoyi's "On Poetry"

2. It is valuable to be self-satisfied with your articles, but how can it be true that the legacy is passed down from generation to generation? ——Wang Ruoxu's "Comments on the Four Wonders of Dongpo Valley".

3. You must learn to speak from your own mind and avoid following others’ footsteps. ——Song Dynasty Dai Fuxu's "Ten Wonders of Poetry" No. 4.

4. National medicine does not abandon the old formula, but does not cling to the old formula; Chinese medicine does not follow the ancient prescriptions, but never departs from the ancient prescriptions. ——Ji Yun, Qing Dynasty, "Notes from Yuewei Thatched Cottage· Luanyang Xiaoxiaolu III".

5. Just make progress, so you are new every day. ——Liang Qichao's "Young China"

6. Be keen on observation, diligent in thinking, good at synthesis, and brave in innovation. ——Song Shuhe

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

8. In a peaceful world, there is nothing to value, and what is valued most is just work; ——Kang Youwei

9. Creativity and speech are all irrelevant. ——Li Ao's "Reply to Zhu Zaiyan"

10. Poetry and prose follow the fate of the world and become newer every day. ——Qing Dynasty Zhao Yi's "On Poetry" Famous Quotes about Innovation

For innovation, methods are the new world. The most important thing is not knowledge, but ideas. ——Lang Jiaming

Innovation that is not achieved through self-effort is not real innovation.

Be keen on observation, diligent in thinking, good at synthesis, and brave in innovation.

It is extremely difficult for humans to innovate, so they regard existing forms as sacred heritage.

People who are unwilling to study hard will not ask questions; people who lack breakthrough power in their careers will not be innovative.