The ancient famous sayings are as follows:

1. Doubtful actions have no name, and doubtful deeds have no merit. Moreover, those who have the behavior of an expert will definitely see things that are not in the world; those who have the worry of knowing alone will definitely see themselves as a disadvantage to the people. Fools hide things before they happen, and wise people see things before they happen. People cannot start with worry but can succeed with success. As for those who are extremely virtuous, they will not be in harmony with the common people, and those who achieve great success will not be sought after by others. Therefore, the sage can only strengthen the country but does not follow the rules; he can only benefit the people but does not follow the rules.

2. Those who do not live in seclusion, their thoughts are not far away; those who are not in danger, their ambitions are not broad. Interpretation: People who are not in poverty will not think very far; people who are not in danger themselves will not have too big ambitions.

3. The common man is not guilty. It is a crime to have a jade. The people are so lucky. The country's misfortune. I have children. The son gave birth to teach him. I have fields. The son breeds it. Died in childbirth. Who will inherit it?

4. In ancient times, those who wanted to bring clear virtue to the world first governed their country; those who wanted to govern their country, first managed their families; those who wanted to regulate their families, first cultivated their own bodies; those who wanted to cultivate their own bodies , first correct your heart; if you want to correct your heart, you must first be sincere in your intentions.

5. Good governance will be feared by the people; good teaching will be loved by the people. Good governance wins people's wealth, and good education wins people's hearts.

Introduction to ancient times:

Ancient times, Chinese vocabulary. It refers to China before the Opium War in 1840, which belongs to ancient times; the period from 1840 to 1949 when the People's Republic of China was established is modern, and after 1949 is contemporary.

Generally, it also includes the era of primitive commune system. Due to the uneven nature of historical development, there is no time limit for unification worldwide. Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, India, Persia, etc., approximately from the 30th century BC to the early centuries AD (the situation varies in each country). Greece and Rome, from about the eighth century BC to the fifth century AD (476 AD).