1. He who empties himself will advance to the foundation of virtue.

2. Great courage is like cowardice, great wisdom is like foolishness.

3. Books are the ladder of human progress.

4. A serious illness in life is just a word of pride.

5. Humility is an indispensable virtue.

6. When you are high, you are always worried about shortcomings; when you are full, you are always worried about surplus.

7. It is taboo to avoid excessive qi, fullness of new energy, and avoid exposure of talents.

8. Being full is easy to cause disaster, but being humble is always blessed.

9. Caution is much more powerful than boldness.

10. Humility can make a warrior more beautiful.

11. Only when you are not arrogant can you be arrogant, not by favoring others.

12. Modesty has a good reputation. Those who are too modest should guard against fraud.

13. If you are full, what can you do without loss? Be careful! Be careful.

14. The more incompetent one is, the more pretentious he is.

15. If you are easy to say that you are long, you will be short, and if you know that you are short, you will be long.

16. Only if the work is incomplete and the power is not fulfilled, there will be some shortcomings.

17. Pride cannot last, desire cannot be indulged, happiness cannot be extreme, and ambition cannot be fulfilled.

18. All true and great things are simple and humble.

19. Be careful not to be exaggerated or extravagant. It is better to say incomplete than to say too much.

20. The ruler is short, the inch is long, the things are insufficient, and the wisdom is unclear.

21. Conceit is a kind of destruction to any art, and pride is a terrible misfortune.

22. True humility can only be the product of thoughtful consideration of vanity.

23. If you think of high danger, you will think of humility and self-herding; if you fear fullness, you will think of rivers and seas.

24. Those who rely on the greatness of the country, are proud of the people, and want to see power over the enemy are called arrogant soldiers.

25. When we are extremely humble, that is when we are closest to greatness.

26. What I have to do is just reach out and reap the crops that others have sown for me.

27. Going to war with your head held high and returning home with your tail between your legs is the normal behavior of mediocre and bellicose people.

28. People who have only a little knowledge are often immodest; people who are well-informed and capable must be humble.

29. What constitutes the biggest obstacle to our learning is the known things, not the unknown things.

30. Humility makes people progress, and pride makes people fall behind. We should always remember this truth.

31. Don’t boast even a little bit. Pride and complacency will lead to overturning. I have seen many things in ancient and modern times. Success comes from humility and failure from extravagance.

32. Pride and complacency are a terrible trap for us; moreover, this trap is dug by ourselves.

33. We should not put our eyes on the top of our heads and use our own feet to destroy what we want in the sky.

34. Obviously, pride and humility are exactly the opposite, but they have the same object, and this object is the self.

35. Only when everyone here has stopped talking can you humbly ask questions and learn from others.

36. Most scientists hate superlative adjectives and exaggerations. Great people are generally modest and cautious.

37. The first condition for success is true humility and willingness to give up all your cherished prejudices as long as they are seen to conflict with the truth.

38. Studying but not knowing enough. Humility comes from insufficient knowledge. False humility can only win mediocre applause but cannot achieve real progress.

39. In order to completely prevent and overcome varying degrees of subjectivism in our thinking, we can only ask ourselves to maintain a true humility in all situations.

40. A bud or bud of virtue. This is the most precious virtue and the mother of all morals. This is humility; with this virtue we will have endless happiness.

41. A fool is arrogant. He is complacent about the shortcomings that are ridiculed and ridiculed by others, and he often boasts about things that should be regarded as a great shame and humiliation.

42. When I count the many wonderful creations invented by mankind in art and literature, and then look back on my knowledge, I feel that I am simply extremely shallow.

43. Among our various habits, none is as difficult as overcoming pride. Although we try our best to hide it, overcome it, and eliminate it, no matter what, it is unconsciously Still revealed.

44. Being lazy to think, unwilling to delve into and understand deeply, complacent or satisfied with trivial knowledge are all causes of intellectual poverty. This kind of poverty is usually called with one word, which is stupidity.

45. It is completely inconsistent with my character to not seek progress after achieving some small achievements. Climbing up a ladder is good, but as long as you still have the strength, it means you must continue. Take one step forward.

46. No matter how great our achievements are, we should still clearly estimate the enemy's strength, be vigilant, and never allow arrogance, complacency, or negligence in our own ranks. emotions.

47. Never fall into pride, because once you are proud, you will be stubborn on occasions where you should agree; because once you are proud, you will refuse the advice and help of friendship from others; because once you are proud, you will become stubborn when you should agree. You will lose objective standards.

48. Great people will never abuse their advantages. They see where they are superior to others and realize this, but they will never be immodest because of this. The more people are around, the more they realize their shortcomings.

49. Humility is not the so-called modesty, which is just accepting people’s opinions on the surface, nor is it not arguing or criticizing with people, blurring the boundaries between right and wrong and truth, but must maintain one’s political stance. Do not blindly follow other people's opinions when you have not yet understood them.

50. A modest student values ??the truth and does not care about personal praise: The first thing an immodest student thinks of is showing off personal praise and is indifferent to the truth. It is recorded in the history of thought that modesty is almost always It is directly proportional to the student's talent, and inversely proportional to the lack of modesty.

51. Girls can be stubborn and proud when appropriate. Girls in their twenties are the most beautiful. They can laugh wantonly and cry stubbornly. Girls in their twenties should Be your truest self, leave your most beautiful years to a bright smile, dare to love, hate, and pursue.