Excerpts from celebrities in junior high school, and excerpts from celebrities must be excerpted in

1.If the golden year does not come again, it will be difficult to regain the morning in one day. It is advisable to encourage oneself in a timely manner, and the years do not treat others. - Tao Yuanming.

2.Great oaks from little acorns grow.. - Lao Tzu.

3.Young people are easy to learn and old people are difficult to achieve, and every inch of time is indispensable. - Zhu Xi.

4.Sensitive and studious, not ashamed to ask. - Confucius.

5.The sea memory is known, and the end of the world is next to each other. - Wang Bo.

1.What you sow in your youth reaps in your old age. —Ibsen.

2.People are not cute because they are beautiful, but they are beautiful because they are cute. - Leo Tolstoy.

3.The honor of man's virtue is many times greater than the honor of his wealth. —Leonardo da Vinci.

4.Human life is limited, but serving the people is unlimited, and I want to devote my limited life to serving the people unlimitedly. —Lei Feng.

5.Man's vocation is to have the courage to search for the truth. - Copernicus.

1.Don't easily promise others what you can't do, once you promise others, you must fulfill your promises. - Washington.

2.A gentleman is slanderous in the lower position, and more honorable in the upper position; The villain is more famous in the lower position, and more slandered in the upper position. - Liu Zongyuan.

3.If you want to love your own value, you have to create value for the world. —Goethe.

4.The gentleman gives people words, and the common people give people money. - Xun situation.

5.Time will pierce the color decoration on the surface of youth, and will dig deep grooves and shallow grooves on the forehead of beauty; Will eat the rarity! Born beautiful, nothing can escape his sweeping scythe. —Shakespeare.

It takes courage to seek knowledge, the river is empty, the waves are roaring, and the seeker of knowledge is fearless. Seeking knowledge requires tenacity, no matter whether the cliffs are steep or the ravines are deep, the seeker will never flinch. Seeking knowledge requires confidence, the camel road is long, the wind is dignified, and the seeker has an oasis in his heart.

1. The expression of nature is always better than rhetoric. —Lessing.

2. Despise oneself by dying, betraying oneself, and denying one's faith is the greatest punishment and the greatest sin in the world. It is better to suffer the pain and calamity of the world than to come to this point. - Romain Rolland.

3. Doubt and faith, both are required. Doubt destroys yesterday's faith and opens the way for tomorrow's faith. - Romain Rolland.

4. Belief and superstition are very different things. - Pascal.

5. Therefore, those who are determined to learn are also the heart of learning; As a scholar, I am determined to do what Qin Feng refers to. - Wang Yangming.

6. Belief is strength, doubt will only inhibit ability, and faith is power. - Network collection.

7. For me, the meaning of life is to put myself in the shoes of others, worry about the worries of others, and enjoy the happiness of others. - Albert Einstein.

8. Every book is a small ladder, and every time I climb up a level, I will be more separated from animal husbandry and rise to human beings, closer to the concept of a better life, and love this book more. --Gorky.

9. Creativity is an unexpected combination of different things. The best way to make the difference most remarkable is to mix people of different ages, cultures and beliefs. —Nikolai Negroponte.

10. Study hard and work hard to make youth more brilliant. - Wang Guangmei.

1. A person's value should be judged by what he contributes, not by what he has achieved. - Albert Einstein.

2. A common cause and a common struggle can give people the strength to endure everything. - Ostrovsky.

3. Those who set up great things in ancient times not only have supernatural talents, but also have perseverance. - Su Shi.

4. The ideal character should not only be expressed in the satisfaction of material needs, but also in the satisfaction of spiritual interests. —Hegel.

5. Reading a good book is like talking to a noble person. —Goethe.

6. The essence of all past eras is in the book. - Carlisle.

7. Good books are the most valuable treasures. - Belinsky.

8. Reading is easy, thinking is difficult, but without one of the two, it is useless. —Benjamin Franklin.

9. Reading is to build one's own mind with the help of other people's thoughts. - Lubakin.

10. Reasonable arrangement of time is equivalent to saving time. - Bacon.

1. There is nothing difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb. ——*** "Water Tune Song Head, Revisiting Jinggang Mountain".

2. Study for the rise of China.

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3. Knowledge is power.

Bacon, Meditations Sacrae

4. Human nature is like wild flowers and plants, and learning is like pruning and transplanting. —Bacon, "On Reading."

5. Reading makes up for the natural shortcomings, and experience makes up for the lack of reading. —Bacon, "On Reading."

How Steel Is Made" Nikolai Ostrovsky.

Excerpt: The most precious thing of a person is life, and life belongs to a person only once, and a person's life should be lived like this: when he looks back on the past, he will not regret that he wasted his time, nor will he be ashamed of doing nothing, so that when he is dying, he will be able to say:

My whole life and all my energies have been devoted to the most magnificent cause in the world - the struggle for the liberation of mankind.

Appreciation: This paragraph uses a second-person perspective to explain the truth of life, which can express one's emotions more and appear more intimate, making the passage more charming and intriguing;In addition, the use of the idioms "wasted time" and "doing nothing" makes the passage catchy to read, and the adjective "the most magnificent" highlights the central idea of the passage: the struggle for the liberation of mankind.

Words in the World" Wang Guowei.

Excerpt: Those who have become great careers and university questions in ancient and modern times must pass through three realms: "Last night, the west wind withered the green trees, went up to the tall building alone, and looked at the end of the world."

This first realm also. "I don't regret the gradual widening of the belt, and I will make people haggard for Yi. This second realm also.

The crowd looked for him, and suddenly looked back, but the man was in the dim lamp. This third realm also.

Appreciation: The passage quotes the words of the ancients to explain the reason, enhance the credibility, and make the passage full of vitality;In addition, the use of rhetorical devices of analogy to rhyme passages can be impressive, meaningful, and interesting.