Family mottos, family traditions, and family rules are as follows:

1. Hold justice in your hands and carry morality on your shoulders. A gentleman loves money and gets it in the right way.

2. Be kind to others, be friends with your neighbors, be strict with yourself and be lenient to others, and forget past mistakes.

3. Study high as a teacher, be upright as a model, study hard and practice hard, and work hard to climb.

4. Behave steadily, speak civilized words, be united and friendly, and always win the advancement.

5. I would rather let others suffer than let others suffer. I would rather suffer than make others suffer.

6. Protect public property, abide by laws and regulations, benefit the people, and serve the society.

7. Diligence is the foundation, morality is the first, harmony is the most important, and learning comes first.

8. Respect the elderly and the virtuous, help those in need and those in need, be strict with yourself and be lenient with others.

9. Don’t do bad things, don’t make money that you don’t care about. There is a light in your heart and you can hold a boat in your belly.

10. Don’t be jealous when someone is better than you; don’t be stingy when someone is weak to you.

11. Be an upright person, do things in a down-to-earth manner, study diligently, and run the family diligently.

12. Humility is the most important thing in life, and integrity is the basis of life.

13. "Three provinces" in one day have many benefits, and I will not sing songs of regret the next day.

14. If a young man fails to work hard, the boss will be ridiculed; if a young man does not establish a career, the boss will be sad.

15. It is good to have an old man in the family, and good children will practice filial piety. A filial piety in the family is hope, and it will grow vigorously if cultivated carefully.

16. To save money and gather wealth, get it in the right way, and men, women, old and young, deal with it in the right way.

17. Do your job, do chivalrous things, and be an upright person.

18. Be harmonious and friendly, be diligent and frugal, get rich through science and technology, and study first.

19. Accumulate grain to prevent hunger, accumulate virtue to prevent old age, send your children to study, and your children will practice filial piety.

20. Husband and wife respect each other, raise eyebrows together when raising cases, mother-in-law and daughter-in-law give in to each other, and the family is harmonious.

21. Don’t do bad things, don’t be afraid of knocking on the door at night, don’t be afraid of the shadow of the tree, as long as your body and mind are upright.

22. Brothers and sisters should help each other, husbands and wives should obey each other, elders and children should be orderly, and neighbors should be tolerant.

23. Be courageous and knowledgeable, be polite and courteous, be affectionate and righteous, and gain and lose.

24. The virtuous should be promoted, the villain should be ignored, the filial piety should be respected, the five poisons should be punished, and the ambition should be high.

25. If you don’t have enough food, you won’t have enough clothes. If you don’t study, you will be poor all your life.

26. Work hard, have legitimate entertainment, do not engage in superstition, and do not gamble on cards.

27. Respect teachers, be courteous and courteous, practice both loyalty and filial piety, and be inspirational and self-improvement.

28. Respect the elderly and the virtuous, love the young and be charitable, behave in a steady manner and use civilized language.

29. Be honest and serve the public, work diligently for the people, have a breeze on your sleeves, and your majesty will last forever.

30. Read books to understand the truth, cultivate one’s moral character, value justice over wealth, and serve the country and the people.

31. Bear moral responsibility, have the world in mind, work honestly, and be at home all over the world.

32. Wealth and honor cannot lead to adultery, poverty and lowliness cannot move, and power cannot yield.

33. Don’t eat poisonous things and don’t do illegal things.

34. Don’t boast about good things you have done, but be brave enough to take responsibility for wrong things.

35. A son is filial to his father and strict to his father, a loving mother and a respectful daughter-in-law, brothers and sisters are respectful to brothers, a wife is kind and loving to her husband, and a good neighborly relationship with relatives and friends will bring prosperity to the family.

36. Those who convince others with virtue will prosper, those who convince others with reason will be obedient, those who convince others will be wise, and those who convince others with authority will perish.

37. Be unambiguous about right and wrong, and stick to the bottom line on matters of principle.

38. It is better to seek from the straight, than from the crooked.

39. It is important to know that men and women are ultimately different, and do not exceed moral standards.

40. If you have no faith, you will not stand, but if you are sincere, you will be spiritual.

41. Wherever sincerity comes, gold and stone will open.

42. National affairs should be regarded as family affairs, and those who can satisfy people's hearts are Buddha's hearts.

43. Failure to teach is the fault of the father; failure to teach strictly is the fault of the teacher.

44. When traveling, you need good company, when you live, you need good neighbors, when you live in a house, you need good people.

45. See benevolence and benevolence, see wealth and think of righteousness, work hard to make money, and unite to make righteousness.

46. Family harmony, neighborliness, making friends with virtue, and convincing people with sincerity.

47. Humility is the most important thing in life, and integrity is the basis of life.

48. A kind father and a filial son, brothers and sisters respectful to each other, hard-working and thrifty.

49. Honor your ancestors with all your heart, serve your country with all your loyalty, make friends with all your heart, and start your own business with all your heart.

50. Debts should not be taken lightly, words should not be spoken lightly, actions should not be impulsive, and learning should not be half-completed.