1. Enjoying happiness at home is the ultimate goal of all ambitions. British writer Sir John Johnson

2. The family you will have is more important than the family you were born into. British writer and poet Laurence

3. The most taboo in running a family is luxury, but stinginess and meanness are also not allowed. Hu Dayuan, a bachelor in the Qing Dynasty

4. When running a family, avoid generosity, but especially strictness; avoid extravagance at home, especially stinginess. Qing Dynasty scholar Mr. Shanyin Jin's "Proverbs Lian Bi"

5. Home is the kingdom of the father, the world of the mother, and the paradise of children. American writer Emerson

6. No matter when or where home is, the door is always open to wanderers. British writer Robert

7. When a person is wealthy, his home always maintains a humble flavor, which can bring good fortune.

Late Qing official Guo Songtao