Zhuge Liang (181-234), whose courtesy name was Kongming and also known as Wolong (also known as Fulong). In order to consolidate the foundation of the Shu Han Dynasty, Zhuge Liang made several Northern Expeditions to the Central Plains and left the Qishan Mountains six times, regardless of his old age. During the Northern Expedition, he wrote the touching "Execution Model" and "Later Discipline", indicating the reasons for the Northern Expedition and his own Strong determination. However, the Northern Expedition was not successful, so he became ill due to overwork and died in Wuzhangyuan. Zhuge Liang's 10 classic quotes, each of them is very useful.

1. A person with great ambition should not belittle oneself. ——Zhuge Liang's "The Master's Guide" of Shu in the Three Kingdoms.

Promote the heroism of soldiers and do not underestimate yourself casually.

2. Gou Quan lives in troubled times and does not seek to learn and reach the princes. ——Zhuge Liang's "The Master's Guide" of Shu in the Three Kingdoms.

I only hope to save my life in troubled times, and do not want to become famous among the princes.

3. Without indifference, there is no clear ambition, and without tranquility, there is no far-reaching goal. ——Zhuge Liang's "Book of Commandments" of the Three Kingdoms.

If a person is not indifferent to fame, wealth, power and affection, it is impossible to clarify his noble and firm ambitions. If a person does not maintain tranquility in life and concentrate on learning, it is impossible to achieve profound and far-reaching goals. realm and achieve lofty goals.

4. Work hard and die. ——Zhuge Liang's "The Later Disciple"

Be diligent and do your best until death.

5. Benefit and honor are combined, and there is integrity between the top and the bottom. ——Zhuge Liang's "Answers to the Law" of the Three Kingdoms.

When favor and favor are used together, the relationship and order between superiors and subordinates will be smoothed. This sentence is Zhuge Liang's explanation of why he resolutely enforced the rule of law after entering Yizhou. He pointed out that this was in response to Liu Zhang's rule when he ruled Yizhou. Those who are arrogant and powerful and rely on promotions to win over their subordinates are doing bad things.

6. When the army is defeated, it is ordered to be in danger. ——Zhuge Liang's "The Master's Guide" of Shu in the Three Kingdoms.

Accepted the appointment when the army was defeated, and accepted the order in times of crisis.

7. A person who governs a country must not lose the rules in roundness, the rules in square, the root without losing the end, and the way of government, everything can be accomplished, and the achievements can be guaranteed. ——Three Kingdoms·Zhuge Liang's "Sixteen Cheap Strategies to Control Chaos".

When governing a country, no matter whether it is tactful or upright, we must not lose the rules. We must grasp the important things and not let go of the secondary ones. We must not deviate from the principles and principles of government. In this way, everything can be successful and the achievements can be long-lasting. Keep. Zhuge Liang advocated the use of laws and rules to regulate the behavior of officials and people and maintain social order, believing that only in this way can the normal operation of the political power and the stability and order of society be maintained.

8. Those who do not love rulers and bis but love inches of yin are hard to find and easy to lose. ——Three Kingdoms·Zhuge Liang's "Army".

People who would rather not care about a foot-long white jade would cherish every inch of time. They understand that good opportunities are hard to come by and easy to miss!

9. A good general follows the trend of the times. He does not take off his clothes, does not tread on the ground, and does not tread on the ground. ——Three Kingdoms·Zhuge Liang's "Army".

Excellent generals pay special attention to seizing the opportunity, fearing to miss it. They do not take off their clothes and belts when resting, their feet do not leave the ground, and they do not pick up their shoes when they fall off while marching. This sentence points out that a good general is always ready to seize a rare opportunity and not let it miss.

10. To show authority is the law, to practice the law is to know the favor, to limit it is to use the nobility, to increase the nobility is to know the honor. ——Zhuge Liang's "Replying the Method" of the Three Kingdoms.

If the law is enforced majestically, they will know what favor is; they will not be promoted to nobility at will, but if they are promoted to nobility, they will feel honored and cherish it.