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What are the ancient poems describing civilization?
be quiet to cultivate one's morality, and be frugal to cultivate one's morality. -Zhuge Liang

A gentleman cares about Tao but not poverty. -Kong Qiu

Poor without flattery, rich without arrogance. -zi gong

if you are strong and frugal, you can't be poor. -Xun Kuang

Those who are extravagant and lazy are poor, while those who are diligent and frugal are rich. -Han Fei

A gentleman's trip is quiet to cultivate one's morality, frugal to cultivate one's morality, indifferent to one's ambition, and peaceful to achieve nothing. -Zhuge Liang

those who are extravagant are messy and frugal, and a fierce one is in sight. -Bai Juyi

don't think about being prepared for danger in times of peace, and abstain from extravagance and thrift; Si seeks wood and luxuriance by cutting roots, and plugs up the source and wants to flow long. -Wei Zhi

Looking at the former sages' countries and families, it turned from thrift to extravagance. -Li shangyin

the overlord took two rivers by himself, and many of his descendants descended from hundreds of cities. After the success of luxury, what is the double jeopardy? -Wang Anshi

extravagance leads to more desires. If a gentleman desires more, he will read Mu Fugui, and he will waste his way and get into trouble quickly. -Sima Guang

Be kind to people and be like brothers; Evil spirit welcomes people and harms soldiers. -Guan zhong

there are brave people in the world, who are surprised when they come, but don't get angry when they don't add to it. -Su Shi