Scholars have great ambitions, but they are afraid that their results will be shallow. If that is the case, they can only aim at small things. If they only aim at small things, they only aim at doing one thing. If they want to do it, they may not be able to believe it. Establish the foundation and then practice it. The way to practice requires both humility and etiquette. It must be invented both internally and externally. This is the combination of both internal and external ways. If a person is able to avoid doubts, then he has progressed in virtue. He has no doubts in his main base. Although it is not processed, his thoughts will always be here, and his consciousness will gradually change over time. Since the scholar knows this intention, he will be worthy of his choice and act accordingly. The Tao must seek what is true in the vastness, seek the truth in the emptiness, and learn it through writing, so that it will become more solid and sincere. A gentleman does not need to avoid the words of others, thinking that he is too soft or weak. Learning is more important than enlightenment, being conservative is useless. If you like "Zhang Zai's Quotes", remember to share it with more friends!