Lu Jiuyuan's famous sayings are as follows:

1. When reading, read at a regular pace, and let go of the unknown areas. Don't be too slow.

2. In the Ming Dynasty, fathers, sons, monarchs, ministers, husbands and wives, brothers, brothers, and friends knew the way to uprightly cultivate their moral integrity, harmonize their families, govern the country, and bring peace to the world. They served their parents, harmonized their brothers, harmonious clans and parties, and made friends.

3. If you hear it, you will be happy. If you know your mistakes, you will not hide them and you will not be afraid to correct them.

4. There is nothing strange about the truth. It is inherent in the human heart. Is it difficult to know why it is the basis of the world?

5. Don’t be in a hurry when reading. The time spent reading is long and interesting.

6. Tens of thousands of generations ago, there was a saint who came out of nowhere, with the same mind and the same principles; tens of millions of generations later, there was a saint who came out, with the same mind and the same principles.

7. If you call it a baht, it will be wrong if it reaches a stone; if you measure it inch by inch, it will be different if it reaches a foot.

8. You must respect yourself in life. Don't give up on yourself. To be self-reliant and self-respecting, don’t follow others’ footsteps or imitate others’ words.

9. Don’t be in a hurry when reading. Reading time is long and interesting. You can let it go before dawn. You need to think about it urgently.

About Lu Jiuyuan

Lu Jiuyuan, courtesy name Zijing, was a philosopher and educator in the Southern Song Dynasty. He calls himself "Xiangshan Weng", and scholars call him "Mr. Xiangshan". Lu Jiuyuan is a famous Neo-Confucianist in history, as famous as Zhu Xi. People at that time had the so-called "Zhu Lu" title. Lu Jiuyuan believes that "the heart is reason" and "psychology is unified". The human heart is the origin of all things in the world, and reason is the criterion for the development of all things in the world. Human beings cannot exist independently of "reason".