1, where there is a will, there is a way: this sentence: As long as a person has firm aspirations and goals and works hard to pursue them, he will eventually realize his wishes. This sentence comes from the Biography of Geng Yan in the later Han Dynasty, which expresses confidence and encouragement to those who are enterprising and determined to succeed.
2. Lame a thousand Li: This idiom comes from "Huai Nan Zi said Xun Lin". Metaphor even if the conditions are difficult or poor, as long as you persist, you can still overcome difficulties and achieve success. A lame turtle refers to a tortoise that is slow or disabled, representing the long and arduous journey of a thousand miles.
3. Diligence can make up for shortcomings: This proverb emphasizes that the lack of talent can be made up by diligence and hard work. Shao Yong in the Song Dynasty wrote that no matter whether a person is born with outstanding talents or not, he can exert his potential and make up for his shortcomings to some extent through hard study and hard work.