Bismarck’s classic saying is as follows:

1. To eliminate a nation, first disintegrate its culture; to disintegrate its culture, first eliminate the language that carries it; to eliminate this language, start with their schools.

2. I think the most romantic thing you can do is to ignite passion. When you encounter difficulties, face them head on. Travel halfway around the world, or even just drive all the way. No matter where you want to go, just go there.

3. Labor can rest the body, and labor can rest the spirit.

4. Fools only learn from their own mistakes, while smart people benefit from the experiences of others.

5. One does not need to care too much about other people’s evaluations, thereby giving up on the way forward that you think is the right way forward.

6. We may be destroyed, but when we are destroyed, we will tie the whole world together and jump into the pit of fire.

7. The winner is the king, and the loser is the bandit. I know that tomorrow people all over the world will blame me for my defeat, but so what.

8. Solving the most serious problems of this era does not rely on speeches and determination, but on iron and blood.

9. Working hard can give the body rest, and working hard can make the spirit happy.

10. If you want to advise young people, just three sentences are enough: Work, work again, work non-stop.