The Liu family motto is to be a filial brother: A filial brother is the first of a hundred things. Anyone who is a child cannot bear to destroy his nature. Therefore, the descendants of our clan should be a filial brother in the family. Harmonious clan: The clan has been the same for thousands of years. Although it is divided into clans and clans, it actually comes from the same lineage. Being with neighbors: Neighbors live in the same well, go out and make friends, watch and help each other, do not kill each other, treat each other as flesh and blood relatives with different surnames. Ming etiquette: courtesy is the way to live in the world, and humility should be promoted. Do your own business: Scholars, farmers, workers, and merchants each have their own business. Diligence is the key to excellence in work, and leisure is the key to leisure. Anyone who is engaged in his or her profession should earn his or her own living, and do not wander around in idleness. Duanshipin: Scholars are the first in the name. Officials must understand etiquette and justice, make their names famous, and be noble and practical. If they are idle and idle, they do not strive for progress, and they will regret it. Longshi Dao: The teacher's Dao is the source of education. Respecting the teacher and the Dao is the right way to revere his teachings, and it is appropriate to respect and admire them. Repair tombs: The tombs house the souls of ancestors and should be regularly repaired and swept. Taboo: When choosing a name for your descendants, you must not choose the names of your father, brothers, and uncles. Avoid litigation: Litigation is not the way to protect one's life and family. If you argue, you will make mistakes. Misfortunes will come from your mouth. It is better to be patient and do not lead to regrets such as death and loss of family and property. Quit gambling: Gambling is not a serious career in life. Once you enter a casino, all your career will be ruined and your personality will be lightened. You should abide by your duties and do not be greedy for money, which will cause lifelong harm. Avoid sexual immorality: Sexual immorality is the root of all evils. It is advisable to guard yourself against mistakes and avoid damaging your reputation. Discipline to offend superiors: Do not disrespect others by being humble. Those who commit offenses against superiors should respect elders and respect elders. Be careful not to take the genealogy lightly: The family tree is a treasure of a family. It should be cherished and treasured to pass on to future generations. The origin and lineage should be investigated in detail. Poems, Mottoes and Precepts of the Liu Clan 1. Poems of the Liu Clan's Family Instructions: Horses ride on each frontier, follow wherever they go and set the standard. My situation has always been my home. For a long time, a foreign land has become my hometown. Don't forget to say goodbye to your loved ones in the morning and evening, and offer incense from your ancestors' stoves in the morning and evening. God bless me, the Maojin family, and my twenty-seventh son will have a prosperous future. 2. Liu's ten mottos are: treat others with kindness and generosity, teach children to be loyal and filial, run the family with diligence and thrift, be patient and patient, do things impartially, do not bully or be lazy when dealing with things, be cautious in handling things. To be honest, you must respect your elders and make friends with virtue and virtue. 3. Liu's Ten Commandments: Gambling, Drinking, Fornication, Fighting, Cheating, Arrogance, Stealing, Litigation, Lazyness, Drug Abuse. 4. The Instructions of the Three Emperors. The clan motto of the Liu clan. The Liu clan genealogy of Hanlitang in Liu Bang’s hometown, the Liu family genealogy of the Liu family in central Hunan, and the Liu clan association of Johor, Malaysia, compiled in 1999. In recent years, with the strengthening of ties between descendants of Yan and Huang at home and abroad and the deepening of the Liu clan, the "Three Emperors' Instructions" have been published in the "First World Liu Clan Association Memorial Special Issue". "The Emperor's Instructions" has increasingly won the recognition of the majority of the Liu clan, and has become an important part of the Liu clan's education and motivation. I am not as good as Xiao He in giving the people money and food and not being cut off from food. With millions of people, I am sure to win in battle and conquer in battle. I am not as good as Han Xin. All three are outstanding people and I can use them. This is why I conquer the world. (This is what Liu Bang, the founder of the Han Dynasty, said when he was discussing with his ministers the reasons why he defeated Xiang Yu and conquered the world. This sentence is recorded in "Historical Records" and "Hanshu". It has also become one of the famous sayings of the Chinese people.) Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty taught that softness can control the strong, and the weak can control the strong. Those who sacrifice the near and seek the distant will be in vain, and those who sacrifice the distant and seek the near will end in peace. Those who are desolate, those who are virtuous are strong; those who have what they have are content, and those who are greedy for others are crippled. (This sentence expresses a pragmatic philosophy of life, which opposes ambition and advocates a contented and happy outlook on life.) Shu Han Zhao. The emperor's instructions encourage and encourage people, sometimes they do evil things because they are small, and sometimes they don't do good things because they are small things. Only the virtuous and virtuous can convince people ("Don't do evil things because they are small things, don't do them because they are small things). "For" has become a famous saying through the ages. It is not only the family surnamed Liu, but also the traditional values ??of the entire Chinese nation, the choice between right and wrong, good and evil, and the standard of personal behavior.

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