Qiming Yaoshu's famous sayings:

1. If wisdom is like Yu Tang, it is better to taste it. It comes from "Preface to Qi Min Yao Shu" by Jia Sixie of the Northern Wei Dynasty. Wisdom is as brilliant as Yu and Shang Tang, but it is not as good as practicing it yourself. This sentence speaks of the importance of practice.

2. Strength can overcome poverty, but sincerity can overcome disaster. From Jia Sixie's "Preface to Qi Min Yao Shu" written by Jia Sixie in the Southern and Northern Dynasties and Northern Wei Dynasty. Through hard work, poverty can be overcome. Being careful and cautious can avoid disasters. If you don't know how to be modest and prudent when doing things in daily life, you can easily end up in ruins.

3. The weather is clear and it will be frosty at night. The weather has just cleared up and there will definitely be frost that night. This sentence later became an important basis for people to predict climate conditions, especially in late autumn and early spring in the northern region. This sentence is very accurate and reasonable.

4. Heaven provides farmers, but if I don’t farm, I can’t get the grain. It comes from "Preface to the Essential Art of Qi Min" written by Jia Sixie of the Northern Wei Dynasty. God has given us a good farming season, but if we don’t know how to cherish it, we won’t be able to harvest grains.

5. Plowing without working is worse than committing violence. Not leveling the ground after plowing it is tantamount to fooling around. In agricultural production, leveling the land is the prerequisite and foundation for farming. If it is not handled properly, it will affect future harvests. This principle is also applicable to us. Only by laying a good foundation and practicing basic skills can we gain something.