1. Keep your ambition, work hard, and work hard. No matter how big or small, you will succeed. ——Zeng Guofan, "Zeng Wenzhenggong's Jiayan Chao"

This sentence means to make his will strong, make his mind trapped and confused, and make him suffer from physical fatigue. Use this method to Increase his ability, and he will be able to succeed no matter whether he does big things or small things in the future.

2. At home, only advocating frugality can last long. In troubled times, abstaining from extravagance is especially important. Clothes should not be made too much, especially should not be too colorful or too colorful. ——Zeng Guofan's "The Good Words of Zeng Wenzhenggong"

This sentence means that the way to live at home can only last long if you advocate frugality. In troubled times, abstaining from luxury should be the first priority. Daily clothing should not be sewn too much, nor should it be too luxurious or too luxurious.

3. Only the most sincerity in the world can defeat the most false in the world; only the most clumsy in the world can defeat the most skillful in the world. ——Zeng Guofan's "Letter from Zeng Guofan's Family"

This sentence means that the most righteous people in the world can defeat or conquer the most evil people in the world. People who are down-to-earth and diligent will ultimately be better than those who take advantage of their own cleverness and opportunism. people are more successful.

4. Diligence and frugality are not a problem. Arrogant, extravagant and tired, there is no way to be invincible! ——Zeng Guofan's "Letter from Zeng Guofan's Family"

This sentence means that if you work hard and frugally, nothing will fail to prosper. If you are always arrogant and tired in doing things, you will never fail. It means that by maintaining the character and life of diligence, frugality, and hard work, you will achieve personal success, and your career and family business will prosper.

5. The way to win lies in people rather than tools. ——Zeng Guofan's "Letter from Zeng Guofan's Family"

This sentence means that the decisive factor in defeating the enemy lies in people rather than in the quality of weapons.