1. Talent and learning will be buried forever if not used. Agarwood should be placed on the fire, and musk should be ground into fine powder.

From: [Persia] Sa'di's "Rose Garden"

Introduction: Sa'di (Sa'di, Moshlefoddin Mosaleh, 1208～1291) full name is Sheikh Musli Hedin Abdullah Saadi Shiraz was a medieval Persian (now Iran) poet. There are about 600 lyric poems preserved from Saadi's works. Through the description of flowers and birds, landscapes, beauties and quiet nights, the works express the poet's love for nature and yearning for a better life.

2. No matter how much knowledge you have in your belly, if you don’t use it, you know nothing.

From: [Persia] Saadi's "Rose Garden"

3. Having knowledge but not applying it is like a farmer plowing without sowing.

From: [Persia] Saadi's "Rose Garden"

4. A knowledgeable person who does not practice is equivalent to a bee who does not make honey.

From: [Persia] Saadi's "Rose Garden"

5. There are two types of people who will die of hatred: one type has money but has not used it; Knowledge without practice.

From: [Persia] Saadi's "Rose Garden"