(Winning without arrogance, losing without grace: from "Shang Jun Shu Tactics" "The king's soldiers win without arrogance, losing without grace."
Aspiring is not in old age: from the twenty-third chapter of the Romance of the Ghosts and Demons by Xu in Ming Dynasty: "The woodcutter clapped his hands and laughed, nodded and sighed at Ziya, saying," Those who have a will are not in old age, and those who have no will are a hundred years old. "
Striving for the Upper Reaches: From Zhao Yi's poems in Five-character Ancient Poems in Oubei and Idle Reading Works in Qing Dynasty: "Therefore, smart people refuse to give up violence and strive for the upper reaches, and their spirit is the key.
The words "win without arrogance and lose with grace" remind us: don't be proud after victory and don't lose heart after failure. Be modest and don't be easily knocked down by setbacks.
"Aspiring is not old" tells us that young people can achieve unlimited success as long as they are ambitious, not because they are old. Everyone in the class has their own goals, near or far. Work hard towards the goal, and success is at hand.
The phrase "but strive for the upper reaches" inspires us to work hard in life, study and other aspects, and strive for advanced and advanced. )
Class goal slogan: clear conscience, full of confidence, fearless, indomitable, invincible youth, no regrets.