The famous sayings of the university are as follows:

1. The way of a university lies in being virtuous, being close to the people, and striving for perfection.

2. When you know how to stop, you will have concentration. After concentration, you will be able to be still. When you are still, you will be able to be at peace. When you are at peace, you will be able to worry. After you are worried, you will be able to gain. Things have a beginning and an end, and things have an end and a beginning. If you know the order of things, you will be able to take the shortcut.

3. In ancient times, those who wanted to bring enlightenment and virtue to the world should first rule their country; , first rectify one's mind; if one wants to rectify one's mind, one must first be sincere in one's intention; if one wants to be sincere in one's intention, one must first gain knowledge; achieving knowledge lies in studying things.

4. After knowing things well, you will know them well. After knowing them well, you will be sincere in your intentions. Since your thoughts will be sincere, your heart will be right. If your mind is right, you will cultivate your body. If you cultivate your body, you will cultivate your family. If you cultivate your family, you will govern your country. If you govern your country, you will bring peace to the world.

5. It is new every day, new every day, and new every day.

6. What the ten eyes look at and what the ten hands point to are extremely severe.

7. Being absent-minded, turning a blind eye but not seeing, hearing but not hearing, eating without knowing its taste. This means that self-cultivation is about correcting one's mind.

8. A gentleman appreciates his virtuous relatives and loves his relatives, while a villain takes pleasure in his relatives and benefits them. This will never be forgotten until the end of the world.

9. A prosperous house, a prosperous body with virtue, a broad mind and a fat body, so a gentleman must be sincere in his intentions.

10. A gentleman must be loyal and trustworthy to gain the right path, and arrogant and arrogant to lose it.

11. When a gentleman has himself, he will seek others; if he has no self, he will seek help from others. There is no such thing as a person who cannot forgive what he has hidden in his body, but who can describe it to others.

12. If a family is benevolent, a country will be benevolent; if a family is conciliatory, a country will be prosperous; if one person is greedy and violent, a country will be in chaos.