A classic commentary on adversity. About 100 words. Quick, fast, fast!!

Don't fumble on your own and ask for directions so you don't get lost.

The past is not equal to the future; There is no failure, only a temporary cessation of success; Take greater action.

I believe that the coach's words must have a point.

Ambitious goals are very important, you must have the ambition to succeed, and the bigger the better.

The secret of success is hard work, so the first place is practiced. hard work！

I'd rather work hard for a while than for a lifetime.

I will do what the successful does.

Success requires change, changing past outcomes in new ways.

It's great when you're connected, and it's great when you're playing.

The problem is always on yourself.

Positivity is the trait of successful people.

To succeed, go crazy first and rush forward with a simple mind.

Commitment is the only way to success; Use the power of public commitment to force yourself to succeed.

Success equals the goal, equals daily progress1, equals all-round.

As long as you progress every day, you start to improve.

When there is no way back, the potential is realized.

Decide what can overcome the impossible.

Just look at the goal every day, don't think about obstacles.

Observe the successes attentively, and don't always focus on the losers.

Dedication will be outstanding; Create value for others, and others will want to associate with you.

Learn only from the best, associate with the best, and do only the best.

Books are also good teachers, and they can only succeed if they are used effectively.

Action is the key to success, and coaching changes lives.

As far as success is concerned, whether it is good or bad, it is an external cause, and it depends on the internal cause to play a role. In this way, we can explain why "since ancient times, heroes have been poor and lowly, and young and great men", because people in good times are easily confused, they are often greedy for enjoyment, do not know how to forge ahead, and do not know what suffering is. And how can people who have no ambition and no enterprising spirit become successful?

People in adversity are different, they have suffered a lot, they have struggled with fate and difficulties again and again, and most of them have set high ambitions and firm goals to get out of adversity. People don't have pressure to look up, they don't have motivation to forge ahead, and once they have both, they will unleash their amazing potential. This is exactly what people in good times generally don't have.

Of course, since the environment is an external factor, not all people in good times cannot become successful, let alone all people in adversity, and there is no inevitable connection between them. If people in good times can not be comfortable, set up ambitions, and work hard, why can't they become successful? On the contrary, if a person in adversity cannot withstand the ordeal, he will be depressed and even devoured.

Failure is the mother of success.

How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain.

If you don't suffer in secret, how can you be a master?

See the light at the end of the tunnel. Eat a trench, grow a wisdom.

Frustration is like a spring, if you are weak, it will be strong.

Misery is the best college.

ps: Some famous quotes should be useful to you, write them yourself, exercise well!

"Lu Yu Abandons the Buddha from the Text".

Lu Yu, a famous scholar of the Tang Dynasty, was an orphan since he was a child and was raised by Zen Master Zhiji. Although Lu Yu is in the temple, he does not want to chant scriptures and recite Buddha all day long, but likes to read poetry and books. Lu Yu insisted on going down the mountain to study, but was opposed by the Zen master.

In order to give Lu Yu a problem, and also to better educate him, the Zen master asked him to learn to make tea. In the process of studying the art of tea, Lu Yu met a kind old woman, who not only learned the complex skills of making tea, but also learned a lot of reading and life principles. When Lu Yu finally brought a steaming cup of Kuding tea to the Zen master, the Zen master finally agreed to his request to go down the mountain to study.

Later, Lu Yu wrote the widely circulated "Book of Tea", which carried forward the tea culture of the motherland!

Search it: In Lu Xun's works, excerpts and appreciation of classic sentences, about 100 words. Fast!!!

"Although Chinese books have words to persuade people to join the WTO, they are mostly zombie optimistic, and foreign books, even if they are decadent and misanthropic, are the decadent and misanthropic of living people. I thought I should read less – or even read more foreign books instead of Chinese books. (Lu Xun's "Huagai Collection: Young Must-Read").

The so-called history of China is "the era when you want to be a slave but can't" and "the era when you temporarily stabilize a slave." ”

The so-called "Chinese culture is a culture of serving the master, which is exchanged for the suffering of many people." Chinese and foreigners, all who praise Chinese culture are only part of the self-esteem. (Lu Xun's "Old Tune Has Been Sung").

The so-called Chinese civilizers are actually nothing more than a feast of human flesh arranged for the broad people to enjoy. The so-called Chinese are in fact nothing more than the kitchen that arranges the feast of human flesh. It is forgivable to praise those who do not know, otherwise this generation deserves an eternal curse! (Lu Xun, "Tomb and Lamp Writing").

When Marie Curie was less than 10 years old, her mother and eldest sister died of illness one after another, and life was very difficult. But it was this environment that cultivated her ability to live independently, allowing her to hone an extraordinary will from an early age. She is Polish, and when she graduated from high school, she was hit hard by Poland's refusal to admit women to universities.

But her belief in going to university did not change because of this, so she decided to earn money through tutoring to study in France. While tutoring, she fell in love with her master's eldest son, but was separated due to the disparity between rich and poor. However, she was still not depressed, and after adjusting her emotions, she faced life with determination.

A few years later, she came to Paris alone, where she married Pierre Curie in 1895. Together, they studied the radioactive phenomenon that Bercquerel first discovered at that time, and successively discovered two natural radioactive elements, polonium and radium, and in 1903 she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics with Pierre Curie and Bercquerel. In 1906, her husband died in a car accident, she endured her grief, continued to study radioactive phenomena, achieved new achievements, and wrote "General Theory of Radioactivity", "Research on Radioactive Materials" and other treatises, which played a great role in promoting the development of nuclear science, and won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1911.

In this way, in the history of world science, Marie Curie was not only the first woman to win the Nobel Prize, but also became a famous scientist who won the Nobel Prize twice in two different fields of science.

Confucius, a representative of Confucianism, became famous, and people respected him as the epitome of everything. His father died when he was three years old, and he was often discriminated against by his clan. At that time, there was neither papermaking nor printing, and all the works that were circulated were copied, and if you wanted to keep the writings of others, you had to carve them word by word on the bamboo pieces with a knife.

Keep the carved bamboo slips in order, and then the book at that time. The Book of Changes was engraved by Confucius, so he often flipped through it, and because he read it too many times, the very strong cowhide rope was broken several times, and Confucius became a celebrity in such adversity.

France's greatest writers, whose works may not have much literary skill, can touch the soul. He devoted his life to shouting for the poor, whether in exile or in adversity, never forgetting that there is justice and justice in the world.