1. Caution is the eldest son of wisdom. France

2. Prudence is the mother of wisdom. German

3. Zhuge was cautious all his life, but Lv Duan was not confused about major events.

4. Frustration is temporary, but giving up can make it permanent.

5. It's best not to fantasize about anything at sunset, but to get into work at sunrise. Xie Juezai

6. An ounce of care is worth a pound of learning. Britain

7. Everything should be done in a down-to-earth manner, not in fantasy, not in vain, but in a down-to-earth manner. If you study with this attitude, the truth will be clear, and if you do things with this attitude, you will be successful. Li Dazhao

8. Shallow rivers should be deep crossings. Japan

9. When competition and hostility live next to you, prudence will thrive. Gracian

1. People who think they are smart often don't play. The cleverest person in the world is the most honest person. Because only honest people can stand the test of facts and history.

11. A cautious scientist can neither make mistakes nor find anything. Britain

12. Prudence grows with the increase of one's wealth. Hesiod

13. One thought is better than a hundred hasty actions. Yugoslavia

14, reconcile anger and anger, be careful to like Chinese words, consider drunkenness, and cherish money sometimes.

15. Make a quick decision and go back on your word quickly. Britain

16. Too much caution makes people grow old before they get old. Yijing

17. If you have a good plan, go forward with courage, don't be discouraged, and don't give up halfway. Taking the curve is not failure, and there is no need to be sad in mind. Collected Works of Tao Fen

18. Prudence can make people safe, but it is often not happy. Plug Johnson

19. If you don't cut two leaves, you will find an axe. If you make a mistake for a while, it will be difficult to harvest it in a hundred days. ()

2. I would rather run into a wall in broad daylight with my short talent than save myself or make a fortune in the dark with prudence. Ramet

21, = hard work+correct methods+less empty talk. Einstein

22. Prudence lies in fearing the small, and wisdom lies in governing the big. Wei liaozi

23. Caution is useless unless you add decisiveness. Bacon

24, it is safe to run through warp; Standing is safer than walking; Sitting is safer than standing; Lying is safer than sitting. India

25. It is always good to be more careful. France

26. A quick talker will break his word and a quick leg will slip. Laos

27. If it is not used sparingly, it will be damaged; If you are not careful, you will fail. Mongolian

28. Treating problems carefully is half wisdom. Britain

29. Nothing is more like ignorance than rashness. Oscar Wilde

3. It is precious to get help in an emergency, but not everyone will give timely help; God forbid us to make stupid friends, because a fool who is too diligent is more dangerous than any enemy. Krylov's Fable

31. It's early to put your feet on your head, but it's late to clap your hands on your chest. Be firm on difficult days and be cautious on smooth days. Mongolia

32. One hundred confident and determined people are much better than ten thousand cautious and respectable people. Sinclair

33. Caution is a rich and ugly old maid. Only incompetence can make love to her. Wei Blake

34. Be careful that any other intelligence is used more frequently. Hasty events in daily life make it work and have an impact on small things. Samuel Johnson

35. Things that are easily obtained are easy to lose, and ideas that are easily formed are easy to change.

36. Be careful what you do in the world.

37. It is difficult to achieve great things by being cautious. Schiller

38. It is the most distressing thing to fake in the world, and it is the most pleasant thing to be honest. Collected Works of Tao Fen

39. Those who never win seldom fail, and those who never climb seldom fall. Whittier

4. Caution is part of courage. Spain

41. A fool's arrow is shot at once. England

42. Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companions. Franklin