1, the habit formed by wisdom can become second nature.

Melon is sweetest in pure fertilizer, and genius is best in vicious soil.

It is certainly good for a person to obey others, but it must be proved that it is out of respect for him, not obedience.

4. Not all beautiful people have other talents. So many handsome people don't do anything. They pursue the beauty of appearance too much and let go of the inner beauty.

Except a sincere brother and sister, no medicine can communicate with the soul. (Shakespeare)

6. If a person is kind and polite to strangers, he must be a sincere and compassionate person. His heart is often connected with other people's hearts, not isolated.

7. You know, exaggerating the praise of beautiful things will also attract people's disgust, contempt and jealousy.

8. On the web of our life, we can't hide hypocrisy, otherwise, we will always leave decadent traces on every vertical and horizontal line.

9, truth is easy to produce from fallacy, difficult to produce from chaos.

10. Time is an inalienable public property. As time goes on, the truth will be revealed more and more.

1 1. Rich words are like sparkling beads. True wisdom is short words.

12, think twice before you act, and be sure to speak twice as well as before.

13, our language, might as well be straightforward, but not rude and proud; Sometimes you should say a few euphemisms, but don't be hypocritical, frivolous or glib.

14, people think that their own reason dominates words, but sometimes it also dominates reason.

15, a person's evaluation is not based on his wealth background, but on his true moral character.

16, the virtue of prosperity is temperance, the virtue of adversity is tenacity, and the latter is greatness.

17. Virtue is like a famous fragrance, which will become stronger after being burned or squeezed. Good luck can show evil virtue, and bad luck can show virtue.

18, people without virtue often envy the virtue of others.

19, virtue is like a gem, which is more gorgeous against a simple background. Similarly, a dignified, serious, virtuous and not luxurious person is admirable.

20. Studying history can make people smart; Learning poetry can make people witty; Learning mathematics can make people exquisite; Learning morality makes people brave; Learning theory and rhetoric is satisfactory.