Who knows that every grain of food on the plate is hard work? Success is achieved through diligence and frugality, and success is accomplished through luxury.

● Diligence and frugality will never lead to poverty, and even sitting on a mountain of food will be empty

● From frugality It’s easy to be extravagant, but difficult to be frugal from extravagance

●If you don’t save small money, you will spend big money indiscriminately (UK)

●When you have a family, your excrement is like treasure; when you are a prodigal, money is like grass

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●Spending money now will be empty in the future

●Don’t pour out the things accumulated in spoonfuls with buckets (Kazakh people)

●Hard work Don’t eat the fruits you get in one go (Uighurs)

●If you have thousands of kilos of grain at home, the pile won’t grow long

●It’s better to keep the meat than to kill the cows. Milking (Tibetan)

●Be generous when you have money, starve when you have no money

●If you want food and clothing, be diligent and thrifty

●Tighten your hands, and you will be young Years of experience

●Diligence can help make up for weakness, saving can make up for poverty

●Think before and after, and always have enough food and clothing

●Be careful with your budget, and keep yourself busy

●Those who wear tattered cloaks are often good drinkers (Spain)

●If you earn thousands of pounds of food, you still need simple meals

●If you know how to eat, you will eat a thousand meals, but if you don’t, you will eat a thousand meals. Have a good meal

●Be careful with your budget and keep the oil and salt

●Those wearing tattered cloaks are often good drinkers (Spain)

●Earn tens of thousands of grains Stones, but also simple meals

●Thousands of meals for those who can eat, one meal for those who can't eat

●Be careful with your budget, have food and clothing; eat and drink a lot, sell it as a house Pot

●Small wealth comes from frugality, big wealth comes from heaven

●Don’t drink, don’t smoke, save countless money in three years

●Frugality is the secret to getting rich (UK)

●Frugality itself is a fortune (UK)

●Accumulate small profits and become rich (UK)

●Frugality is your life A feast that never ends (Emerson)

●No small thing saves an empty wallet (Thomas More)

●Coins are round, so they roll easily Go (Toriano)

●A penny saved is equal to a penny produced (UK)

●Whatever you save is how much you get (Denmark)

●Gold has no seeds, it comes from thrifty families

●When you are full, you save a mouthful, when you are hungry you get a bucket

●The water flows slowly, and you don’t have to worry about disasters

●Save money on cigarettes and alcohol, and ask for help when emergencies are inevitable

●Save money when there is a shortage, save money when there is a shortage and prepare for shortages

●When you have benefits, use money when you have hardships

●If you plan carefully enough for half a year, you will not suffer in times of famine

●If you have savings every year, you will not be desolate in times of famine

●The inevitable consequence of luxury is the disintegration of weathering, which in turn arouses interest. Corruption (UK)

●Luxury will destroy people's spiritual purity, because unfortunately, the more you get, the more greedy you become, and indeed you always feel that you cannot satisfy yourself (Angel)

●Luxury is like wine, it both excites and debilitates people (Karl)

●Luxury and debauchery are just phenomena of social corruption, not the cause (Lu Xun)

●A person who pursues a high-level material life at all costs must have low-level thoughts and morals (a latent husband)

●Luxury is the death of morality (Switzerland)

●Luxury is the starting point of national weakness (Cuba)

●Contentment is natural wealth, luxury is man-made poverty (Greece)

●There are vast hectares of fertile land, and one liter of solar eclipse. There are thousands of rooms in the mansion, and seven feet of sleep at night

●Why bother with eight treasures and nine tripods when you have enough to eat? A seven-foot body can be used in thousands of households?

●I have so much money behind me that I forget to shrink my hand, and there is no way to turn back in front of me

●One porridge and one meal are hard-earned, and half a strand of persistent thoughts are hard to come by.

< p>●Cherish clothes and clothes, cherish food and have food

●Who knows that eating a plate of Chinese food is hard work

●One porridge and one meal can be exchanged for beads of sweat

●If you are not a householder, you don’t know how expensive firewood and rice are.

●Who loves fashion and high style, but *** pities the times and is frugal in dressing up

●When eating, you should know the kindness of cows and horses, and when wearing silk, you should remember the silkworm breeder

●Finished things cannot be damaged

Famous sayings? 1. Frugality itself is a great source of wealth. ?Senica?

2. Frugality is a feast that you can never finish in your life. ?Emerson?

3. Once comfortable enjoyment becomes a habit, people almost no longer feel fun at all, and it becomes a real need of people. ?Rousseau?

4. Whoever scrimps on food and clothing on weekdays will easily survive when he is poor; whoever is luxurious and extravagant when he is rich will die of hunger and cold when he is poor. ?Sadie's "Rose Garden"?

5. Luxury is just getting happiness from the labor of others. ?Montesquieu's "The Spirit of the Laws"?

6. A porridge and a meal, when you think about the difficulty of getting there; half a thread, half a thread, constant thoughts on material difficulties. ?Zhu Bailu's "Zhu Xi's Family Instructions" ?

7. A gentleman is concerned about morality but not poverty. ?Confucius's "The Analects of Confucius Wei Linggong"?

8. Wealth is limited and expenses are unlimited, so we should live within our means. ?Yan Zhitui?

9. Those who are extravagant and lazy are poor, while those who are powerful and thrifty are rich.

?Han Feizi's "Han Feizi's Xianxue"?

10. Always think of time as time is not, and do not think of time as time. ?"Zeng Tang Xian Wen"?

11. Quietness nourishes the body, frugality nourishes virtue. ?Zhuge Liang?

12. Extravagant generals will be killed by their own strength. ?Pre-Qin "Zuo Zhuan? The 29th Year of Duke Xiang"?

13. Things in the world are often achieved by diligence and frugality but failed by extravagance. ?Lu You?

14. Extravagance leads to more desires. A gentleman's excessive desire for wealth and honor will lead to disaster in vain. ?Sima Guang's "Exercise frugality to show health"?

15. After the success of luxury, there will be both happiness and peace. ?Wang Anshi?

16. A gentleman uses frugality to overcome difficulties, but cannot use glory and wealth. ?Pre-Qin "Yi Zhuan?"?

17. Frugality is the greatest virtue; extravagance is the greatest evil. ?Pre-Qin "Zuo Zhuan? The Twenty-Fourth Year of Duke Zhuang"?

18. Extravagance and frugality must be regarded as a blessing in the world. ? Pre-Qin "Three Kingdoms? Book of Wei? Biography of Ji Kai"?

19. Prison the country and remove its useless expenses, which is enough to double the cost. ?Pre-Qin Dynasty's "Mozi: The Use of Jie"?

20. Jie is used internally and cultivates virtue externally. ?Pre-Qin "Zuo Zhuan? The Nineteenth Year of Zhaogong"

1. A gentleman avoids difficulties with frugality.

General idea: A gentleman uses the virtue of frugality to avoid danger.

2. Be diligent in your country and frugal in your family.

The general idea: Be diligent in national affairs and frugal in family life.

3. Frugality is the greatest virtue; extravagance is the greatest evil.

The general idea: Frugality is the greatest virtue among good deeds; luxury is the greatest evil among evil deeds.

4. People’s livelihood depends on diligence, but diligence means nothing.

General idea: The livelihood of ordinary people depends on hard work. Only by working hard can there be no shortage of property.

5. Frugality leads to prosperity, while immorality leads to ruin.

The general idea: Frugality will lead to prosperity, while licentiousness and pleasure will lead to ruin.

6. It’s noon on the day of hoeing, and the sweat is dripping from the soil.

Who knows that every meal on the plate is hard work.

The general idea: The farmer was hoeing under the scorching sun at noon, and drops of sweat fell on the soil where the seedlings grew. Who knew that every grain of food on the plate was obtained with such hard work.

7. Looking back at the virtuous countries and families in the past, success was due to diligence and frugality, and failure was due to extravagance.

The main idea: Throughout history, whether it’s a country or a family, everything thrives on diligence and frugality and perishes on extravagance.

8. Worry and labor can rejuvenate a country, while leisure can destroy one's life.

The general idea: Worrying about state affairs can make the country prosperous, while pursuing ease and enjoyment can lead to one's own destruction.

9. It is easy to go from frugality to luxury, but it is difficult to go from luxury to frugality.

The general idea: It is easy to change from frugality to luxury, but it is very difficult to change from luxury to frugality.

10. Take it in moderation and use it in moderation, and you will always have enough.

General idea: If you ask for things in a planned way and consume in a controlled way, you will always be rich.

11. Only frugality can help integrity, but forgiveness can achieve virtue.

The main idea: Only frugality can make people honest and honest, and only tolerance can make people develop good moral character.

12. A porridge and a meal, when you think about where you came from, it is not easy;

Half a thread, half a thread, always think about the difficulty of material resources.

The general idea: Even if it is a piece of porridge or a meal, you should remember that it is not easy to come by; even if it is half a piece of silk or half a thread, you should also think of the hard work.