1. Try to keep the spark called conscience in your heart never extinguished.

Try to make the spark that you call your conscience never extinguished.

2. The true criterion for measuring a friend is behavior rather than words.

The true criterion of friends is behavior, not speech.

3. All harmony and balance, health and fitness, success and happiness are based on the upward psychology of optimism and hope. Produced and caused.

All harmony and balance, health and fitness, success and happiness are produced and caused by the upward psychology of optimi *** and hope.

4 , If you value your reputation, you should associate with the virtuous; because it is better to live in isolation than to live in low circles.

If you value your reputation, you should associate with virtuous; because you are better off living in isolation.

5. Your spare time life should be meaningful and not deviant.

Spare time life should be meaningful and not deviant.

6. True friendship is a slow-growing plant. It must experience and withstand the impact of adversity to be worthy of friendship. this title.

True friendship is a plant that grows slowly and must withstand the impact of adversity in order to deserve the title of friendship.

7. Once freedom takes root, it will grow as quickly as a plant grow.

Once freedom is rooted, it will grow as quickly as plants.

8. My observation is that whenever a certain task can be completed by one person...two people can do it. Even worse, with three or more people there is little action.

My observation is that every task can be pleted by one person. Two people will do worse, and three or more people will have little action.

9. The true standard for measuring friends It's actions, not words; those who appear to be saying all the right things are actually falling far short of this standard.

The true measure of a friend is action, not words; those who speak well on the surface are actually far from it.

10. I hope I will be firm enough and virtue, by which I maintain that of all titles that I consider the most enviable: that of an honest man.

I hope I will have enough firmness and virtue to maintain the most admirable title of all: an honest man.

11. True friendship is a plant that grows slowly.

True friendship is a plant that grows slowly.

12. Don’t easily agree to others if you are not qualified for it; once you have promised, you must fulfill your promise.

If you are not petent, don't promise others easily; if you promise, you must fulfill your promise.