The most glorious day in a person's life is not the day when he achieved fame, but the day when he challenged his life from lamentation and despair and courageously marched towards his will. -Flaubert
3 It is "ambition" to walk towards a certain goal. It's "Qi" if you don't stop halfway, and the two together are ambition. The success or failure of all undertakings depends on this. -Dell? Carnegie
4 It doesn't matter which direction we are in, what matters is which direction we are moving. -Homez
5 Real perseverance is that no matter what disasters or dangers a person encounters, he can keep calm and do his duty. -Locke
6 Since the important foundation of children's terror is pain, the way to train children to be fearless and not afraid of danger is to make them accustomed to pain. -Locke
7 People only think about how to protect their children, which is not enough.
8 We should teach him how to protect himself as an adult, how to withstand the blow of fate, how to ignore luxury and poverty, and how to live in the ice and snow of Iceland or the hot rocks of Mar Island when necessary. -Rousseau
9 Don't pity children every time you see them suffering a little, or let them pity themselves. We should try our best to help and comfort them at this time, but we must never pity them. Because pity can make their psychology fragile, and they can't support it if they suffer a little slight injury. As a result, they are more immersed in the injured part and the injury is more enlarged. -Locke
1 Children should not be trained to be cruel under the pretext of perseverance. The ultimate goal of making it patient is to ensure the existence of virtue and make it have a kind heart. -Locke
11 There are many hardships in life, so we should not be too sensitive to every slight injury. In the face of the hardships of life, mental strength and indifference are our best weapons to resist evil and life accidents. -Locke
12 When a child is older, he should be able to do braver things that he dare not do by nature. At first, we should help him to do it gradually, until the practice produces greater self-confidence and is done well. -----------Locke
13 We should implement it when we are having fun with him or praising him. At first, we should start with the least painful thing, and then advance it unconsciously. Once he can understand, although he has suffered, because of his courage, he has been praised by others, and his gains and losses are enough to offset; Once he can feel the glory from his resolute performance, can not escape the small pain, do not flinch in front of them, and would rather gain a brave reputation, he is not afraid of not improving his fragile nature. -----------Locke
14 Make them suffer a little on purpose from time to time, but be careful. This should be done when the children are happy and know that the people who hurt them are doing it with good intentions. When it is implemented, on the one hand, there should be no traces of anger or unhappiness, on the other hand, there should be no sympathy or regret; Moreover, the pain inflicted should be tolerated by the child, not resentful or misunderstood. Take care of the child forever, love him and let him know that you love him purely, and then he can gradually get used to enduring extremely painful things and rude treatment from you, without flinching or complaining. The softer a child is, the more opportunities he has to find to carry out this kind of exercise. -Locke
15 A rational animal should have full determination and courage, and should not shrink from what he should do because there is danger in it; When he encounters sudden or terrible things, he should not be flustered and tremble because of terror, so that he can't move or run away to avoid it. -Locke
16 What he (Noe: Napoleon) failed to accomplish with a sword, I will accomplish with a pen. -Balzac
17 If you want to move towards big goals, you have to start with small goals. -Lenin
18 Anyone who strives for self-improvement will eventually succeed. -Goethe
19. Perseverance and perseverance in reaching the goal, and full awareness of one's own strength ...-Dostoevsky
2 Adversity can test one's character; Extraordinary circumstances can show extraordinary integrity; In a calm sea, all ships can compete side by side; When the iron fist of fate hits the key, only people with great courage and wisdom can take it calmly. -Shakespeare
21 A group of cowards are cultivated in vain when prosperity is promoted, and hardship is always the mother of strength. -Shakespeare
22 If you try something that is hopeless, you will often succeed. -Shakespeare
23 The world belongs to the powerful, and the powerful should be above everything else. -Mo Bosang
24 Abundant energy and tenacious determination have created many miracles. -Dickens
25 Courage is rightly regarded as the first of human virtues, because this virtue guarantees all the rest. -Churchill
26 When planning a great event, we must foresee difficulties and dangers, but in practice, we must ignore them unless the danger is devastating. -Bacon
27 If you ask: What is the most important talent in politics? Then the answer is: first, bold, second, bold, third, or bold. Although boldness is often the product of ignorance and arrogance, it can always confuse and influence many fools in the world. Even this arrogant blindness can sometimes fool some wise men-when their will is not strong enough. -Bacon
28 When a man is humiliated, he draws his sword, and it is not brave to stand up and fight. -Su Shi
29 The only thing I can trust is my lion-like courage and invincible energy to work. -Balzac
3 Real courage lies between extreme timidity and recklessness. -Cervantes
31 Many geniuses disappear in this world because of lack of courage. Every day, unknown people are sent to graves. Because of their timidity, they never try hard. If they can be induced to start, they are likely to succeed. -Sheba? Smith
32 It is rare for even the bravest among us to have the courage to understand what we really understand. -Brown
33 If you lose property-you only lose a little, if you lose honor-you will lose a lot, if you lose courage-you will lose everything. -Goethe
34 A bold idea is like moving a chess piece in chess. It may be eaten by the quilt, but it is the starting point of winning the game. -----------------------------------------------if a person's passion keeps the creed of what reason has taught him about what he should be afraid of and what he shouldn't be afraid of in both happiness and distress, then we will be afraid of it. -Plato
37 He who is cautious will be brave at first; Those who are light-hearted, if brave at first, will be afraid at last. -Su Shi
38 The strong and rare character is created in this way; Suffering is often a stepmother, but sometimes it is also a loving mother; Hardship breeds the strength of soul and spirit; Disaster is a proud nurse; Evil is the milk of a hero. -Hugo
39 People who wait and see are the best at marveling at the agility of others. -Shakespeare
4 Some people are calm and resolute. They regard danger as their opponents in a duel. They count its movements and study its attacks. They retreat only to catch their breath, not to show cowardice. They know everything is good for them and can kill the enemy in one fell swoop. -Dumas
41 Courage, like any spiritual strength, must be tempered and consolidated in the test. Roland has been pursuing great power, so he has long been the bravest man of his time. -Zweig
42 Courage is the inevitable result of wisdom and a certain degree of education. -Lev? Tolstoy
43 Successful people all have lofty spirit, and all of them are bold and brave. In their dictionary, there is no word "fear". They are confident that their ability can do everything, and they think they are very valuable people. -Dell? Carnegie
44 Only when one is courageous can one achieve something; A timid person, a cowardly person, although he is not in danger of being there, he is already scared at a loss as soon as he hears people's threatening words. What can such a person do? -Dell? Carnegie
45 If he is a weak reed, let him wither; If he is a brave man, let him fight his way out. -Stendhal
46 We should always pay attention to the fact that courage is often blind, because it does not see the dangers and difficulties hidden in the dark. Therefore, courage is not conducive to thinking, but it is conducive to doing things. Because when thinking, you must foresee the danger, but in practice, you must take into account the danger unless it is devastating. Therefore, for those who are brave and foolhardy, they can only be helpers, but never leaders. -Bacon
47 Since he has the courage to die, he should have the strength to fight. Refusing to accept suffering is not a sign of strength, but a sign of cowardice. -Balzac
48 It's immoral to live a mediocre and comfortable life. And the man who automatically retreats from the battle is a coward. -Roman? Roland
49 People who dare not step forward when their blood is boiling and their reason allows them are cowards; The person who is still aggressive after achieving the expected goal is a villain. -Heine
5 Whenever I don't understand the phenomenon, I always bravely face it and don't let it scare me. I stood high above it. Man should think that he is superior to lions, tigers and orangutans, higher than all things in nature, and even higher than things that he can't understand, such as miracles, otherwise he is nothing but a mouse who is afraid of everything. -Chekhov
51 You think people are as weak as water. People will soon find out this. They won't have to work hard to find that you have no backbone. They can treat you like a slave. -Mark? Twain's
52 test is more huge, severe and complicated. The better for those who are good at withstanding tests. No matter how intense the pain is, it will be ineffective for anyone who can see that it brings extraordinary benefits to people. -Lu Suo
53 The size and level of achievements are beyond our control. We rely partly on manpower and partly on talent, but as long as we are strong, we are not afraid of failure, setbacks and blows, whether in personnel, life, technology or academics. -Fu Lei
54 Bitterness and sweetness come from the outside, strength comes from the heart, and a person works hard. -Einstein
55 People who are used to real life can stick it out to the end, while people who are self-reflective and talk about theory don't want to cross the boundary they have designated, but stay there forever. They hinder the progress of events under the conditions of lofty intentions, absolute sincerity and talent, because the steep mountain top will hurt them. -Turgenev
56 Remember! The more serious and difficult the situation is, the more it needs to be firm, positive and resolute, and the more harmful it is to be passive and inaction. -Lev? Tolstoy
57 The virtue needed for luck is temperance, while the virtue needed for adversity is perseverance. -Fee? Bacon
58 Our most important principle is: Don't let others bring you down, and don't let things bring you down. -Madame Curie
59 Things in the world are never absolute, and the results vary from person to person. Suffering is a stepping stone for genius, a treasure for capable people, and an abyss for the weak. -Balzac
6 For those who have self-confidence and don't mind temporary success or failure, there is no such thing as failure! There is no such thing as failure for those with indomitable will! Let go of others, but he still insists; There is no such thing as failure if others retreat and he still rushes forward! Stand up immediately for every fall; Every time you fall to the ground, you will jump higher like a ball. There is no such thing as failure! -Yuguo
61 All human strength is only a mixture of patience and time. The so-called strong has both significance and waiting time. -Balzac
62 million people have failed, and all of them failed in doing things incompletely; Often it is one step away from success and then it is terminated. -Shakespeare
63 You shouldn't rush for success, you should be familiar with your research object, persevere, and time will accomplish everything. Everything is the hardest at the beginning; However, what is more difficult is how to end well. -Shakespeare
64 The so-called genius is nothing but the greatest perseverance. -Buffon
65 A man is not born to be defeated. You can destroy him as much as you can, but you can't beat him. -Hemingway
66 Patience-a mixture of physical caution and moral courage. -Hardy
67 If you are in a difficult situation and everything is against you, it seems that you can't last another minute, so don't give up, because that is the critical moment and situation to turn the tide. -Harriet? Bique? Stowe
68 Everything new is always like this at the beginning. At first, there were many enthusiastic people, but soon they cooled down and gave up. Because he has understood that he can't do it without hard work, and only those who want to do it can endure this pain. -Dostoevsky
69 Take your time to do something, but once you start, stick to it. -Bias
The extraordinary view of the 7th century is that the danger is far away, but what people have is rare, so those who have a will can't come. -