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Motto of Buddhist University Library 1. Take a nap now, and you will dream; And study at this moment, and you will realize your dream. 2. My deserted today is the tomorrow that people who died yesterday prayed for. 3. When it is too late, it is the earliest time. Don't put off today until tomorrow. The pain of learning is temporary, and the pain of not learning is lifelong. 6. Learning this thing is not a lack of time, but a lack of effort. 7. Happiness does not necessarily rank second, and success must rank second. 8. Learning is not the whole of life. But since we can't conquer a part of life-study, what else can we do? 9. Please enjoy the inevitable pain. 10. Only by working harder than others can we taste the taste of success. 1 1. No one can succeed casually, it comes from thorough self-management and perseverance. Time is running out. 13. The saliva that flows now will become the tears of tomorrow. 14. Learn like a dog and play like a gentleman. 15. Don't walk today, but run tomorrow. 16. People who invest in the future are loyal to reality. Education level represents income. 18. After a day, I won't come again. 19. Even now, opponents keep turning pages. 20. No hardship, no gain.
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Where does this motto come from? It also has the second half sentence.
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My uncultivated today is the tomorrow that people who died yesterday pray for. I have accomplished nothing today, but the tomorrow that people who died yesterday long for.
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This sentence is from The Essence of the American Dream: Notes on the Wall of Harvard Library.
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Your answer perfectly solved my problem, thank you!
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Evaluate what you hate now, which is exactly what you can't go back to in the future, Harvard, 1, the motto of Harvard University Library, 1, written on the wall of Harvard Library, 0,