1. Courage includes genius, strength and magic. ? Goethe
Have the courage to deal with poverty, endure ridicule and face up to the enemies in your camp. ? Russell
3. Adversity can test a person's character; Extraordinary circumstances can show extraordinary integrity; In a calm sea, all ships can compete side by side; When the iron fist of fate hits the key, only people with great courage and wisdom can calmly deal with it. ? Shakespeare
4. The most important first commandment: Don't let the enemy frighten you. ? Elmer Davis
I think the best way to overcome fear is to face what you are afraid of and do it bravely until you succeed. ? Roosevelt
Courage is the most important quality of human beings. If you have courage, you will naturally have other human qualities. ? Churchill
7. Courage is associated with profound thinking and decision. ? Yu Wujin
8. People's worries make the future bright, and happiness is instantly covered by darkness. ? remote teaching
9. Cowardice is just a means to take away the sense of security. It not only reduces our defense ability, but also pushes us to the cliff of destruction, causing us to encounter disasters that we never intended to commit. ? Shaf Chiboli
10, a truly brave person is the one who knows the joys and disasters of life best, then goes forward bravely and undertakes the accidents that will happen in the future. ? Pericles
1 1. There are many kinds of courage, but the first class merit should be reserved for people in chinese odyssey. They single-handedly dare to face the whole society, pronounce sentences in the Supreme Court, and dare to speak out for justice when the whole society thinks that the trial is legal and fair. ? Lung Fong
12, courage is not only a virtue, but also a manifestation of various virtues when they are tested, that is, in the most realistic situation. ? Lewis? Cyril? Connolly
13, our most important principle is: don't let people get you down, and don't let things get you down. ? Madame Curie
14, things in the world are never absolute, and the results vary from person to person. Suffering is a stepping stone to genius, the wealth of the able and the abyss of the weak. ? Balzac
15, for those who have confidence and don't mind temporary success or failure, there is no such thing as failure! There is no such thing as failure for a strong-willed person! Let go of others, but he still insists; There is no such thing as failure if others flinch and he is still rushing forward! Every time you fall, stand up immediately; Every time you land, you jump higher like a ball. There is no such thing as failure! ? Hugo
16, if you want to taste the brave, you must go all out like a real brave, and your fear will be replaced by courage and courage. ? Churchill
17, who is invincible? The kind of person who is not afraid of danger at any time. ? Epictetus
18, a strong-willed person, property can be plundered, but courage cannot be deprived. ? Hugo
19, courage is a kind of tenacity; It is precisely because of its tenacity that we have any form of self-denial and self-victory ability. Therefore, it is at this point that courage and virtue are related. ? Schopenhauer
20. Courage leads to heaven, cowardice leads to hell. ? Mihara
2 1, a man with courage is a man who doesn't panic, and a man with courage is a man who doesn't flinch considering the danger; Those who keep courage in danger are brave, and those who are reckless are reckless. He dares to take risks because he doesn't know the danger. ? Kant
It may be necessary to hesitate before making up your mind. However, once you make up your mind, you must go straight ahead. ? Ishikawa junior
23. Courage is the beacon in adversity. ? Zweig
24. Those who dare not stand up when their blood is boiling and their reason allows are cowards; People who are aggressive after achieving their expected goals are villains. ? Heine
25. You think people are as weak as water. People will soon discover this. They won't have to bother to find out that you have no backbone. They can treat you like slaves. ? Mark? between the two
26. The bigger, more severe and more complicated the test is. The better for those who are good at being tested. No matter how intense the pain is, it is ineffective for anyone who can see that it brings extraordinary benefits to people. ? Rousseau
27. Life contracts or expands with people's courage. ? Annette? Nyan
28. Nothing in the world can be compared with courage except fear. ? John? Huai Neureiter
29. Bitterness and sweetness come from the outside, strength comes from the heart, and comes from one's own efforts. ? [Name] Albert Einstein (Jewish theoretical physicist)
People who are used to real life can stick to it, while those who reflect on themselves and talk about theory don't want to cross their own boundaries, but stay there forever. They hindered the progress of the incident under the condition of lofty ideals and sincere talents, because the steep top of the mountain would hurt them. ? Turgenev
3 1, when a person dares to take risks with himself and experience a new way of life, he may change and develop. ? Herbert? volatile oil
32. There are no people in the world who are enthusiastic and brave in pursuing success and can succeed. ? Napoleon
33. Courage comes from struggle, and courage is gradually formed in the tenacious struggle against difficulties. The motto of our young people is brave, tenacious and firm, and that is to overcome the difficulties and obstacles in ostrovsky.
34. Bravely conquer everything: it can even add strength to flesh and blood. ? Ovid
35. Fear of the enemy suppresses one's courage in vain, that is, it weakens one's strength and increases the momentum of the enemy, which is equivalent to letting one's stupidity attack oneself. Fear cannot be free from death, and the result of war is only death. To die in battle is to destroy death with death, and to die in fear is a slave to death. ? Shakespeare
36. Courage can remove all obstacles. ? Pasternak Boris Leonevich
37. As long as you persist long enough, after a certain moment in fear comes, fear is no longer extreme pain at all, but only a very annoying and exciting stimulus. ? Faulkner
38. Pain is limited, but fear is endless. ? Plinis II
Virtue requires courage, and honest people are never timid. ? Shakespeare
40. Courage is an ability based on self-esteem. ? Napoleon
4 1, showing courage and boldness; If you flinch, you will be afraid. ? Conrad
It is cowardly to insult those who can't ask you to apologize. ? Mikshat? Kalman
43. There is no risk that can be overcome without taking risks. ? Pibri Ruskin? Noan
Courage exists in the soul, not just in a strong body. ? Kazandzaki
45、? Courage? This roar is the mother of all success. ? Hugo
46. Adventure is an important part of history, both for individuals and for society. ? Qian Wei? Borlido
47. In all mankind, anyone who is strong, upright, brave and kind is a hero! ? Beethoven
48. He who fears will suffer, and he is already suffering from fear. ? Montaigne
49. Fear and courage are close at hand, and they coexist? He who rushes behind enemy lines knows the truth best. ? Lengluo
50. Although the danger is not nearby, it is better to attack it head-on than to watch it come for a long time, because a person may lose sleep if he watches it for too long. ? bacon
5 1, weakness does more harm to virtue than vice. ? Laroche Foucault
52. People's courage can bear all the burdens; People's patience can endure most of the pain. ? Samuel? Johnson
Courage shown in misfortune usually annoys the timid and pleases the noble. ? Rousseau
54. You should be like an alder. The strong wind will blow the tree off, but the huge trunk will always be straight. ? Petfi
55. Courage and perseverance. True wisdom is firm ambition. ? Napoleon
56. In a person's life, the most brilliant day is not the day of success, but the challenge to life caused by lamentation and despair, so as to bravely March to the day of will. ? Flaubert
57. move towards a certain goal? Pool? . Don't give up halfway, right? Gas? Together, the two are ambitions. This is the success or failure of all undertakings. ? Dale. Carnegie
It doesn't matter which direction we are in, what matters is which direction we are heading. ? Homz
59. True perseverance is that no matter what disasters or dangers a person encounters, he can be calm and conscientious. ? locke
60. Since the important basis of children's terror is pain, the way to cultivate children's fearlessness and danger is to get them used to pain. ? locke
6 1, people only think about how to protect their children, which is not enough. We should teach him how to protect himself as an adult, how to bear the blow of fate, how to ignore luxury and poverty, and how to live in the ice and snow of Iceland or the hot rocks of Mar Island when necessary. ? Rousseau
62. Courage, courage and firm determination can be compared with the sophistication of weapons. ? Da? Sparrows
63. It is impossible to be brave if you think that pain is the greatest misfortune; People who think that enjoyment is the greatest happiness cannot be temperate. ? cicero
64. If a person's passion, whether in happiness or pain, has the creed taught by reason about what should be feared and what should not be feared, then we call each such person a brave person because of his passion. ? Plato
65. A hero is a person who goes all out for everything and has no distractions from beginning to end. ? Baudelaire
66. Be strong and brave, don't let despair and vulgar sorrow overwhelm you, and keep the great soul open-minded and calm when suffering. ? Amicis
67. If you are a coward, you are your biggest enemy; But if you are brave, you are your biggest friend. ? Frank
68. Boldness produces courage, while paranoia produces fear. ? Conrad
69. In the day of trouble, if you are timid, your strength will be small. ? Proverbs
70. Don't pity your child every time he suffers, or let him pity himself. We should try our best to help and comfort them at this time, but we must never pity them. Because pity will make their psychology fragile, and they can't support it with a little minor injury. In this way, they are more immersed in the injured part, and the injury is more extensive. ? locke
7 1, I walk slowly, but I never walk backwards. ? Abraham? Lincoln
72. If you go forward, you should plant flowers all the way, because you will never go the same way again. ? Irving
73. The virtue that luck needs is temperance, while the virtue that adversity needs is persistence. ? Cost? bacon
There are many hardships in life, so don't be too sensitive to every little injury. Facing the hardships of life, spiritual strength and indifference are our best weapons to resist evil and life accidents. ? locke
75. When the child is older, he should be able to do braver things that he dare not do by nature. At the beginning, we should help him to do it step by step until the practice produces greater confidence and does it well. ? locke
76. A rational animal should have full determination and courage. No matter what he should do, he should not flinch because of the danger in his heart. When he meets something sudden or terrible, don't be so flustered and trembling with terror that he can't move or run away to avoid it. ? locke
77. Courage is a temperament and a balancing factor between fear and arrogance. Fear will lead to timidity, arrogance will lead to recklessness, courage will use people, and let those Buddhists bravely face the inevitable pain in life. ? Philip? Lawton? Mary
78. If you want to move towards big goals, you have to start with small goals. ? Lenin
79. Anyone who strives for self-improvement will succeed in the end. ? Goethe
80. Support and persevere towards the goal and fully realize your own strength Dostoevsky.