1. Gold and jade are not treasures, but loyalty is.

2. Everyone is proud of extravagance, but in my heart, frugality is the beauty.

3. Being able to do small things without being confused is called ability, and being able to do big things without being confused is called talent.

4. If a person has no feet, he will look forward to Shu evil once he has gained Long!

5. If you appoint a virtuous person, you will be governed; if you appoint someone with disdain, there will be chaos. This is the inevitable way.

6. It is better to befriend fools than to win villains.

7. The superiors control the subordinates, the few govern the masses, and the principles are set.

8. When choosing people for official positions, only those who are qualified and qualified should do so. If you are lazy or untalented, you will not be used even if you are close to you.

9. Kill evil before it emerges, and avoid disaster before it appears.

10. It is better to befriend fools than to win villains.

11. I have no fault with others, but my behavior in life is something that should be spoken to others.

12. Talented people are endowed with virtue; virtuous people are endowed with talent.

13. A person with all talents and virtues is called a "sage", a person with both talents and virtues is called a "fool", a person with perfect virtues is called a "gentleman", and a person with talents and virtues is called a "villain". Any technique to win over people will not make you a saint, but a gentleman will use it instead of making you a villain, and you will not mess with a fool.

14. If a gentleman has few desires, he will not be servile to things and can walk in a straight line; if a villain has few desires, he will be able to use his body with restraint and avoid offending the rich family.

15. The success of everything must be respected, and the failure of everything must be slow.

16. Integrity and shame will be established if you do not receive undue gifts.

17. It is easy to meet a Confucian teacher, but it is difficult to meet a human teacher.

18. The past is not far away, I belong to the teacher.

19. It is the fault of an adopted son not to teach his father, and it is the laziness of a teacher who is not strict in his discipline.

20. Those who are smart and clear should avoid interruption; those who are quiet and comfortable should avoid forgetting; those who have a broad mind should avoid forgetting.

21. If a villain has many desires, he will lose his family and lose his life.

22. To seek talents without being a scholar is like seeking literary talents without polishing jade.

23. A sage’s virtue is enough to correct the righteousness, his talent is enough to establish the principles and principles, his wisdom is enough to consider the subtle and far-sighted, and his strength is enough to establish benevolence and solid righteousness. If it is big, it will benefit the world; if it is small, it will benefit the country.

24. A poor family misses a good wife, and a country in chaos misses a good prime minister.

25. Be generous and prudent, and never stop when you commit a crime.

26. Officials of saints are like craftsmen using materials. They take their strengths and use their weaknesses.

27. Thick coins and sweet words are what people fear.

28. Life is useless in time, and death is unknown in the future. This is self-abandonment.

29. Endure small anger but keep great faith.

30. It is the same with those without virtuous people who cannot make peace with each other.

31. The way to use military force is to support soldiers with sincerity and to control enemies with deceit.

32. The great sage Yu cherished every inch of his body. As for everyone, they should cherish every inch of their body. How could they live in vain and die without being heard? This is self-abandonment.

33. Those who are good at managing wealth will take care of what comes from them and collect what is left of them, so that they can be used inexhaustibly and they can make enough use of it.

34. In the friendship between people and ministers, it is advisable to speak out and speak the truth, rather than to follow the instructions.

35. Pride and luxury are born from wealth, and chaos is born from negligence.

36. Extravagance leads to more desires. A gentleman who has many desires will seek wealth and honor, which will lead to disaster in vain.

37. The eagle strikes the sky, the wind is strong, and the waves fly like spring.

38. You must recite the book, either on horseback or when you are up at night, chanting its text and thinking about its meaning, and you will gain a lot.

39. There is honey in the mouth and a sword in the belly.

40. Mortal feelings, when you are poor, you want to change.

41. Speaking from behind is a warning from the ancients.

42. There is no place for heroes.

43. It is frugal, so it shows its beauty.

44. Don’t forget the acquaintance of the poor and the lowly, and the wife of the poor will not leave the court.

45. Without faith, you cannot win over the people, and without the people, you cannot protect the country.

46. A correct mind is the foundation, and self-cultivation is the foundation.

47. The trouble with people is that they don’t read history.

48. Talented people are endowed with virtue; virtuous people are endowed with talent.

49. When choosing people for official positions, only those who are qualified and qualified should be selected. If you are careless or untalented, you will not be used even if you are close to you.

50. The achievements of heaven and earth cannot be rushed, and the hard work must be carried out by the sun and the moon.

51. If virtue is better than talent, he is called a gentleman; if talent is better than virtue, he is called a villain.

52. Chu did not use Wu Qi to eliminate chaos, while Qin used the laws of Shang Jun to become rich and powerful.

53. When reading important books, you must memorize them.

54. A correct mind is the foundation, and self-cultivation is the foundation.

55. Those who hear of their faults will be relieved and blessed; those who hear of their reputations will suffer losses and disasters.

56. To seek talents without being a scholar is like seeking literary talents without polishing jade.

57. The superiors control the inferiors, the few govern the masses, and the principles are set.

58. A scholar is more valuable than doing something, not knowing it.

59. If you listen to both, you will be enlightened; if you believe only, you will be dark.

60. If you don’t love someone in the right way, you will harm them if you love them.

61. The achievements of heaven and earth cannot be rushed, and the hard work must be carried out by the sun and the moon.

62. The big one is the outline, and the small one is the discipline. Therefore, the order of things from top to bottom is orderly and humane.

63. A gentleman who has too many desires will covet wealth and honor, and will bring disaster in vain; a villain who has too many desires will seek too much for useless purposes, ruining his family and losing his life.

64. If the leader is self-reliant, then everyone will not be able to advance.

65. The superiors do not believe in the inferiors, and the inferiors do not believe in the superiors; the separation between the superior and the inferior leads to defeat.

66. One cannot be prepared for anything, one must sacrifice one’s shortcomings and take advantage of one’s strengths.

67. A promise made by a husband is not easy to make.

68. If you blame others for their difficulties, then those who are easy will do right without working hard; if you make up for their shortcomings, those who are good will succeed without working hard.

69. Employ people like tools, and everyone should use their strengths.

70. Government is based on gaining the virtuous, and governance is based on removing filth.

71. Those who are good at managing wealth will take care of what comes from them and collect what is left of them, so that they can be used inexhaustibly and they can make enough use of it.

72. When a gentleman coerces a person, he thinks it is good, and when a villain coerces him, he thinks it is evil.

73. The smallest is the greatest, the smallest is the greatest.

74. Promoting talents for the sake of the country is not for personal gain.

75. From plain to clear, from clear to clear.

76. Talents are not promoted from the clan, usage is not strict with powerful people, and motivational signatures are used to help the service, and traitors are not punished.

77. Benevolence means kindness, thrift means enough.

78. Believers are the greatest treasure of the king.

79. A scholar is more valuable than doing something, not knowing it.

80. People born in heaven have their own strengths and weaknesses. The people employed by the country have many talents. However, if you put your efforts in a direction that often fails to help, you are using it for something other than what you are good at, and your strengths are not being used for what you are good at.