1: If you are indifferent, you will have no ambition, and if you are quiet, you will not be far away. (Zhuge Liang's admonition book) Being indifferent to fame and fortune, being quiet and far-reaching is probably the highest realm of life. Fame and fortune are too tempting for people. If you don't value fame and fortune, this person must be extraordinary, self-effacing, and uncontested, and he will be truly happy. My mother also taught me that the goal of struggle is to have, and it is also the wish of most people to get ahead, but fame and fortune are not the ultimate goal of struggle, it is just a reward for success, but a few dazzling bouquets on the road of life. Everyone is eager for success, but success doesn't have to be fame and fortune. Living honestly and happily all your life is also called success, because you have achieved happiness. That being said, I'm afraid very few people have really done this. Perhaps Zhuge Liang himself has not completely done this. 2. The whole world is a stage, and all the men and women are just some actors. I think this sentence is the most classic of all Shakespeare's famous sayings. Life is a stage, and everyone has to go up and perform once, depending on whether you can show yourself and take the road of life differently, which is what Lao Zheng said, "take your own wooden bridge." People who can show themselves and find their own way will be immortal on this stage. In Shakespeare's later years' play Macbeth, there is also a saying with the same meaning, but it is obviously negative: life is just a walking shadow, a clumsy actor who is bossing around on the stage, and after a while, he quietly retires in silence. 3. The fun of being an official is not that the subordinates listen to what they say right, but that they have to listen to what they say wrong. (Zheng Yuanjie Feima brand car) Lao Zheng's words can be said to be right, and they speak the hearts of those who are eager to be officials, haha! That's true, too. The fun of being an official is to be able to control people's addiction. You have to listen to what you say right or wrong. Otherwise, why did the ancient people dread the emperor? I like this sentence mainly because of its humor and sharp irony, which is concise and memorable. However, such personalized language can be found everywhere in Lao Zheng's works, such as "children regard toys as friends and adults regard friends as toys" and "if children in a country say what adults say to do big things, adults in this country must say what children say to do things for children", etc., which are all incisive.