1. The only plan for a year is spring. A day's plan depends on Yin. ——"The Analects of Women" by sisters Ruoxin and Song Ruozhao of the Tang and Song Dynasties
Translation: The plan for a year begins in spring, which reflects that only hard work in spring can achieve a good harvest; the plan for a day begins in the morning, which reflects the morning of preciousness. Both sentences are metaphors for the need to cherish time in life.
2. The morning brings you the wings to fly out of hell, and the night brings you the star to guide you into heaven. ——Ma Long
3. God sends dawn to everyone. ——Cervantes
4. The best time of the day is at dawn. —— Wilcox
5. Sow your seed in the morning, and don’t rest your hands at night. ——"The Old Testament"
6. A weather-beaten and wise person will surely be able to fly high tomorrow morning. ——Coleridge
7. The world is yours and ours, but in the final analysis it is yours. You young people are full of vitality and are in your prime, just like the sun at eight or nine o'clock in the morning. Hope rests on you. ——Mao Zedong