The famous sentences in "Shangshu" are:

1. To be virtuous, you can be close to the nine tribes. The nine tribes are in harmony and the common people are in peace. The people are enlightened and all nations are harmonious.

2. Quiet words are contrary to words, but respectful words are overwhelming.

3. Don’t listen to nonsense, and don’t ask for advice.

4. Be diligent in your country and frugal in your family.

5. To see far is to be wise, to listen to virtue is to be wise.

6. If the network is in the outline, it should be orderly and orderly.

7. Trying to climb a mountain and fall short of success.

8. Use the public to destroy private interests, and the people will accept it.

"Shangshu", the earliest book called "Shu", was written about the fifth century BC. The traditional "Shangshu" was handed down from Fu Sheng. According to research, it is a work left over from the "Three Graves and Five Codes" of ancient culture. "Shangshu" is listed as one of the important core Confucian classics. "Shang" means "up", and "Shangshu" is an ancient book. It is a compilation of ancient Chinese historical documents and some works that trace ancient deeds.