The famous aphorisms of excellent family traditions and family mottos are as follows:

1. Although the ancestors are far away, sacrifices must not be dishonest.

2. Without indifference, there is no clear ambition; without tranquility, there is no far-reaching goal.

3. When the whole family works together, there is no need to worry about everything going wrong. If you give me a hard time, half of the house will be ruined.

4. A porridge and a meal, when you think about the difficulty of getting there; half a thread, half a thread, always think about the difficulty of material resources.

5. Don’t worry about being humble, and don’t be obsessed with wealth.

6. People should save themselves from trouble and should not be afraid of it. People should be free from vulgarity, not artificial. You should not go with the times, and you should not follow the times.

7. Every family has difficulty in reciting sutras, but only happy recitation can make it through.

8. All major tasks are done partly by manpower and partly by nature.

9. Don’t drink too much when you are worried, and don’t write notes when you are angry.

10. When you feel faint and have rest, you should lock the door and check it yourself.

11. Support parents, educate children, start a business and get rich, and be diligent and thrifty in running the household.

12. A gentleman must be able to tolerate others at home.

13. To have a healthy and happy human being, you must have a healthy and happy mother.

14. If a family is at odds with itself, that family cannot stand.

15. Only by being tolerant and optimistic can you make more friends, and only by hard work and self-improvement can you create a better life.

16. After giving birth to a child, you still need to think about how to educate so that the child will become a complete person in the future.

17. A gentleman is loyal when he goes out, filial when he goes in, he is knowledgeable when he uses it, and he is foolish when he gives up.

18. Family is rooted in love and life is valued in harmony.

19. It is better to see that the world is all good than to see that the world is all bad.

20. A gentleman only does his best in human affairs, regardless of destiny, and destiny is in human affairs.