Three cobblers are better than one Zhuge Liang.

If you don’t accumulate steps, you can’t reach a thousand miles; if you don’t accumulate small streams, you can’t reach a river.

A drop of water can reflect the brilliance of the sun.

Mountain Tai does not accept fine soil, so it is big; the sea does not accept small streams, so it is deep.

One tree, one Bodhi, one flower, one world.

A thousand-mile embankment was destroyed by an ant nest.

A little impatience will mess up a big plan.

How can you sweep the world without sweeping one house?

A mistake can make a mistake a thousand miles.

One stitch cannot be mended, and a thousand stitches cannot sew.

Drips of water penetrate rocks, and ropes cut wood.

Walking on frost, the ice is firm.

Look at one spot and see the whole thing.

The mountain monk can’t count the number of jiats, and one fallen leaf knows the world’s autumn.

This is a work of art that can only be understood by looking at the smallest details.