"Adversity breeds talent" is a commonly used phrase in Engpsh to describe the idea that challenging circumstances can bring out the best in people.

This phrase is bepeved to have originated from the Latin saying "Adversitas ingenium parit" which means "Adversity gives birth to genius." The idea behind this phrase is that people who face difficulties in pfe are often forced to be more creative and resourceful in order to overcome them, leading to the development of unique skills and talents.

Example sentences in Engpsh with Chinese translations:

"She's been through a lot of tough times, but those experiences have only made her stronger and more talented." (她经历了很多艰难时刻，但这些经历只让她变得更强壮和有才华。)
"Many successful people credit their success to the challenges they faced early in pfe." (很多成功的人都把他们的成功归功于他们早年面临的挑战。)

Note: In Chinese, the phrase is often used as "逆境造就人才" or "逆境中见人才".