1, where there is a will, there is a way.
From Ye Fan's Biography of Geng Yan in the Southern Dynasties. An ambitious man will succeed in whatever he does. We must continue to struggle, struggle and make unremitting progress in the storm.
2, eat a glimpse, gain wisdom.
A letter with Xue written by Wang Yangming, a philosopher in Ming Dynasty. This means that if you encounter setbacks, you will learn lessons, improve your IQ and gain experience. Truth is learned from failure.
3. Knowledge is power.
Francis Bacon's Meditation, England. It means that knowledge can enrich people's thoughts and make them smarter. In order to acquire knowledge, many previously unknown problems can be solved by thinking. At this time, knowledge is a kind of power.
Step by step.
From Lao She's Four Generations under One Family. It means to do things step by step and down to earth.
5, Ding is Ding Mao is Mao.
A Dream of Red Mansions by Cao Xueqin, a writer in Qing Dynasty. Metaphor is hard work, not sloppy at all. ?
6. God won't close one door, but he will open another.
From the travel salesman's bear by Yuan Anonymous. When a person is on the verge of despair, God always gives him a way out.
7. Life is knowledge.
Romanticism from Gorky, a writer in the former Soviet Union. There are many areas in life that are ignorant. With the desire to learn and constantly explore new knowledge, we can improve ourselves and enrich ourselves.
8. I don't know about darkness.
Xue from Yuan Dynasty. It is difficult for people above to know the darkness below. ?
9. Don't be arrogant in winning, and don't lose with grace.
From Shang Jun's book Tactics. We should not be proud of victory, nor should we be discouraged by failure.
10, turn decay into magic.
Zhuangzi Know the North Tour, written by Zhuang Zhou during the Warring States Period. In art appreciation, it is often used to praise the artist's profound thoughts, ethereal spirit or exquisite and unique artistic skills. In life, it means amazing changes in useless or ordinary things.