Building a boat in 1000 days means crossing the river in one day.

"It takes 1,000 days to build a boat and cross the river in one day" means that it takes a long time to build a boat, but it only takes a few hours to cross the river after it is built.

Metaphorically speaking, success depends on long-term hard work, which shows that the results of work are hard-won.

A similar sentence:

First, the knife has no steel blade and is not sharp, and people are not determined.

Second, it is better to be a snake head than a dragon tail; A single spark can start a prairie fire.

Third, bamboo is expensive and people are ambitious; People are ambitious, and learning is constant.

Fourth, it takes a lot of practice to make steel.

As far as sitting is concerned, you'd better stand up.

Sixth, adults are uncomfortable and they are uncomfortable.

Eight, except for the day when I can't get on, nothing is impossible.

Nine, the mountain height has its own guest road, and the water depth has its own ferryman.

You can't learn nothing.

Build a boat in 1000 days and cross the river in one day.

Read it a thousand times and you will understand what you mean.

You must study hard to gain true knowledge.

Learning is like sailing against the current. If you don't advance, you will retreat.

There is a road in the mountain of books, but there is no limit to learning the sea.

Fine lines are often sawed off, and stones will break.

Use books, hate less, and it is difficult to know mistakes.

Stupid birds fly first and enter the forest early, while stupid people study hard and get started early.

I don't listen to things outside the window, just read sage books.

Pay attention to everything and you will learn something. If you ask a thousand questions, you will understand everything.

No matter how deep your knowledge is, don't be satisfied, no matter how small your mistakes are, don't ignore them.

Getting up early will miss a day, and not studying will miss a lifetime.

The nine-story platform starts from the foundation soil, and the journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step.

If you want to fly, you must have wings; If you want to study, you must have perseverance.