What makes people mature is experience, not years.

3. Take courage to lower your head and raise your head confidently.

You don't have to ask for a job, but nothing is a job. You don't have to feel virtuous, but complaining is virtuous.

If you don't frown all your life, there should be no gnashing of teeth in the world.

6. Adversity and hardship are the highest institutions of learning to hone personality.

7. Treat your parents as you want your children to treat you.

8. Since it is life, it is inevitable that there will be ups and downs. Since it is life, people are inevitably cold and warm.

9. Everyone has a sun, mainly how to make it shine-Socrates.

10. Mutual respect is the first virtue, and the necessary distance is the premise of any kind of respect.

1 1. Who doesn't want to live a smooth life and not write sadness; Who doesn't want to cherish their feelings for life?

12. People's hearts are exchanged; Friendship is accumulated; Help is mutual; Friends, it's warm. If you have to forgive others, forgive others, then leave three points in your mouth. Don't forget, it is also convenient for yourself to facilitate others; Only by being kind to others can we live with peace of mind.

13. Good habits are the best clothes a person wears in social situations-Socrates.

14. You don't have to be the same as the custom, and you shouldn't be different from it. You don't have to be flattering or disgusting to do things.

15. There is no shortcut in life, and the road that lies horizontally will become a vertical pit.

16. Who can't dominate himself? Who will always be a slave? People who want to control the world must first control themselves.

17. You must make friends with the right people, but don't make friends with the wrong people. Drink quiet tea, not greedy for fancy wine. Open the door of convenience and idle the mouth of right and wrong.

18. When people reach middle age, love turns into affection, and the passion of vows of eternal love is attributed to the blandness of daily necessities. Tired, but still reluctant! If you are tired, do your best.

19. A good marriage can only bring you happiness, but a bad marriage can make you a philosopher-Socrates.

20. The reality is bleak and sad. Human feelings are pessimistic, and troubles are not filled. Fate is dim, and we gather and leave at will. Right and wrong are underestimated, and calculations become shallow. It is only natural that success or failure is bleak. Gains and losses are underestimated, and they are calm and calm.