6.1 A wise man uses the painful lessons of others to warn himself; a fool uses his own heavy price to awaken others.

6.2 Learn to enlighten your mind, learn to purify your thoughts, learn to cultivate your sentiments, and learn to sublimate your realm.

6.3 When you see people being evil, reflect on yourself, and if you correct them, you will be on the alert; when you see people are good, you will admire yourself, and if you respect others, you will respect others and obey them.

6.4 Right and wrong come from learning, honor and integrity come from party spirit, and corruption ends with righteousness.

6.5 Use the mirror to see the description, and use the person to see the good or bad.

6.6 There is a self-cleaning lotus in the pond, which is spotless. There is no regret medicine in the world, so think twice.

6.7 The enemy of learning is your own satisfaction.

6.8 Just like a balance, it is as clear as a mirror, jade is as white as ice, and ice is as clear as ice.

6.9 Use copper as a mirror to straighten your clothes, and use people as a mirror to clarify gains and losses.

6.10 When you are satisfied with things, your heart will always be happy, and when you are in a place where you have no expectations, you will have high standards.

6.11 Small sections cannot be ignored, and major sections cannot be missed.

6.12 A drop of water will often hit a stone, and a small desire will often overflow and kill itself.

6.13 Successful people always look for ways, losers often look for excuses.

6.14 Morality can often make up for the shortcomings of wisdom, but wisdom can never fill the shortcomings of morality.

6.15 Determination and words are the foundation, and self-cultivation comes first.

6.16 Be careful about those who are near, and never move away from those who are far away.

6.17 Life is a long road, but the key is just a few steps.

6.18 Contentment is the most delicious condiment of life.

6.19 Inches of fire can burn clouds and dreams, and ant nests can break levees.

6.20 It is better to be in poverty than to be blessed, to be able to endure loneliness and maintain integrity, to be able to resist temptation and stay safe.

6.21 Making good friends is good for your business, but being close to a villain will harm your reputation.

6.22 Honesty is the support of a person; character is the foundation of a successful career.

6.23 A wise man serves as an official, shares the worries of the country, solves the problems of the people, dedicates his whole life, and enjoys peace throughout his life; a fool works as an official, seeks wealth for himself, manipulates power for profit, and runs out of agencies, and will never find happiness.

6.24 When you are poor, you should not forget about morality; when you are rich, you should not forget about morality; you are happy with the world, but you are worried about the country.

6.25 Wealth can make people greedy, sex can make people addicted, fame can make people jealous, and power can make people dependent. Now that the four troubles are gone, are they still in the dust?

6.26 Worry and labor can rejuvenate a country, but leisure can destroy one's life.

6.27 Those who are not self-respecting will be humiliated, those who are not self-disciplined will be in trouble, those who are not complacent will benefit, and those who are not self-sufficient will be knowledgeable.

6.28 It is better to be poor and happy than to be rich and worry.

6.29 Frugality is the root of all happiness, and luxury is the source of all disasters.

6.30 Those who are not good in virtue cannot be far-sighted, and those who are not talented cannot be broad-minded.

6.31 Leopards die for their skins, tigers die for their bones, bears die for their palms, elephants die for their tusks, and corrupt officials die for their power, money and sex.

6.32 Those who are arrogant and carefree will inevitably find themselves in a dangerous place.

6.33 The clear river water has silt at the bottom, and the silt is constantly removed and the flow continues.

6.34 Only when you have tasted the ups and downs can you know the true taste of the world. The experience of praise, criticism and censure is not in vain.

6.35 Don’t be careless about small expenditures. Small loopholes can sink a big ship.

6.36 Virtue and good deeds are the only unbeatable investment.

6.37 is always warned to distinguish between good and evil, beauty and ugliness, and a wise teacher can distinguish between right and wrong.

6.38 Fame and profit are all external things, but character and career are the foundation of one’s life.

6.39 Be clear-headed when doing things and not be confused by illusions; be magnanimous at heart and not be burdened by false reputations.

6.40 If you accumulate small kindnesses, your virtues will benefit the world; if you eliminate small evils early, you will avoid future troubles.

6.41 Live until you are old, learn until you are old, and transform until you are old.

6.42 Be honest and do things honestly.

6.43 If you walk in other people’s footsteps, you will never be able to leave your own footprints, and then your journey will be in vain.

6.44 Being virtuous but not talented will hinder your career; having talent but not being virtuous will ruin your career; only having both talent and political integrity can create a career.

6.45 In midsummer, if you go out to a wealthy place, your heart will feel cool if you are clear; in severe winter, if you go deep into your ordinary home, your heart will feel warm if you feel warm.

6.46 cannot be abandoned, learning cannot be abandoned, desires cannot be indulged, and aspirations cannot be quenched.

6.47 The most precious revolutionary quality is to remain unstained in the mud and not corroded by the sugar-coated bullets of the bourgeoisie.

6.48 Don’t boast even a little bit, pride and complacency will lead to overturning. Looking at many things in ancient and modern times, success has been caused by humility and failure has been caused by extravagance.

6.49 Might and power cannot dampen his spirit, and wealth and wealth cannot move his heart.

6.50 Life should be like a candle, burning from top to bottom, always bright.

6.51 A poor, clean and simple life is where we revolutionaries can overcome many difficulties.

6.52 Looking back at the virtuous countries and families in the past, success was achieved through diligence and frugality, and prosperity was destroyed through extravagance.

6.53 Be poor and strong, and you will not fall into the clouds.

6.54 Wealth and honor are what people want. If you don't get it by following the way, you won't be able to live there.

6.55 It is better to be poor than to be public, and to be rich without selfishness; it is better to give in and harm oneself, and not to compete and harm others.

6.56 If you see small profits, you cannot make great achievements; if you are selfish, you cannot seek public affairs.

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

6.58 It is not about high position, but reputation for integrity; it is not about great power, it is spirituality when serving the public; he is a public servant, serving the people, stepping into the grassroots, deeply understanding the people's feelings, talking and laughing with the common people, and communicating without selfish feelings. He can clearly understand the actual situation and detect the true feelings without false reports and biased love. He can win the admiration of all people and has the spirit of public servant.

6.59 The foundation of curing corruption lies in curing people, the foundation of curing people lies in curing the mind, and the foundation of curing the mind lies in curing desire.

6.60 It is not easy to be an upright official, it must be written down by a lifetime of deeds; it is not difficult to become a corrupt official, it is only a matter of one thought.

6.61 You should respect yourself and be diligent and honest.