The first commandment: Do not do things that are of short-term benefit, and do not go to areas where people are fighting for each other; the second commandment: do not abandon others for small evils and great beauties, and do not forget people for their great kindness with small grudges; the third commandment: talk about others The shortcoming is to protect one's own shortcomings, and to praise one's own strengths is to avoid the strengths of others; the fourth commandment: profit can be exploited but not alone; the plan can be limited but not numerous; the fifth commandment: mediocre people in the world, ancient and modern, all use One word of laziness leads to failure, and all the talented people in the world, ancient and modern, all use one word of pride. The sixth commandment: When doing great things, knowledge should be the main thing and talent as a supplement. When great things are accomplished, half of them are human plans and half of God's will. .