Ordinary and great golden sentences

1 360 lines, each line is the best. -China proverb

2. Sharp-edged blunt stone, on the open flame and dark wood, the treasure gives birth to a clam, and the beautiful jade makes a fool of itself. -Ge Hong (Eastern Jin medical scientist)?

Don't treat small things lightly before you can do big things. Napoleon?

The deepest truth is the most common truth. -Tolstoy

People who achieve great things are not great at first. Emerson

6. To achieve great things, we must start from small things. -Lenin

7. Huge buildings are always built with one stone and one wood. Why don't we do this? -Lu Xun

8. If you are great, you won't feel small in any work. -george macdonald (Scottish novelist)

9. Don't just praise the towering things, the plains and hills are equally immortal. -Fei Bailey (English writer)

10. If we can think carefully and learn from every process, even if it seems like an ordinary life, we will get rich experience from it. -Kōnosuke Matsushita

1 1 Wealth is often obtained from difficulties; Strange escape often comes from the ordinary; Chun Qing often catches the ball in the distance. -Liu Yong

12. The lowest realm of life is ordinary, followed by extraordinary and refined, and the highest realm is ordinary. -Zhou

13. sacred work in everyone's daily affairs, the ideal future lies in starting from bit by bit. -Xie Juezai (famous jurist and educator)

14. Even if you become a handful of dirt, it is the greatest happiness as long as you lay it on the road to truth and your partner rushes over. -Wu Yunduo (revolutionary, writer)

15 ... It is not easy to do every simple thing well, and it is extraordinary to do every ordinary thing well. -Klinkel (Scottish thinker)

16. The greatest person is not one who despises trivial things, but one who pays attention to these things and improves them. -smiles (British social reformer)

17. I often compare myself to grass. Grass can grow on mountains, canyons, rivers and cliffs. It gives its own green color to the earth in different ways.