Ban Zhao
Ban Zhao (45–116 CE) was a Chinese historian and scholar, recognized as the first known female historian; she contributed to the Book of Han and authored Lessons for Women (Nü Jie). Her writings emphasized education and conduct for women and align with the quote's theme of learning from failure.
Quotes by Ban Zhao
Quotes: 2
Unearthing Hidden Lessons in the Wake of Failure
History abounds with figures whose transformative achievements were rooted in adversity. Thomas Edison, after countless unsuccessful attempts at inventing the lightbulb, famously viewed each setback as a step closer to success. Each ‘untold lesson’ gleaned from failure refined his approach. Such examples serve as a bridge, reminding us that personal and collective breakthroughs frequently sprout from the ashes of disappointment. [...]
Created on: 5/12/2025
The Enduring Treasure of Kindness - Ban Zhao
This quote highlights the everlasting nature of kind acts. Even in the most trying circumstances, the kindness you have shown to others will remain as a significant and positive mark on the world. [...]
Created on: 11/20/2024