1. "As the ancients said, a master leads the door, and practice is in the individual." This sentence was said by Empress Dowager Cixi to her nephew, Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, which means that the teacher can only guide you through the door, and you still have to rely on yourself to practice.
2. "Peace is most conducive to the prosperity of the country, and turmoil will only bring disaster." This sentence was made by Empress Dowager Cixi when dealing with Eight-Nation Alliance's invasion of China, which emphasized the importance of peace to the country.
3. "Although I am a woman, I rule the world, so I don't need to say anything." This sentence was said by Empress Dowager Cixi in negotiations with foreign envoys, expressing her confidence and domineering.