1. Loneliness and abandonment are the most terrible forms of poverty.

2. Aimless life is like sailing on the sea without a compass.

3. Play your role well and do what you should do.

4. All great actions and thoughts have a humble beginning.

5. Be kind to others when you are proud, because you will need them when you are frustrated.

6. When learning to do anything, you must do it step by step and don’t rush.

7. Don’t do evil because it’s small, and don’t do good because it’s small.

8. The highest level of moral cultivation can be achieved by realizing that we should control our thoughts. --Darwin

9. Those who do many injustices will surely die. ?"Zuo Zhuan"

10. A knowledgeable person will not be confused, a benevolent person will not worry, and a brave person will not be afraid. ?"The Analects of Confucius"

11. A gentleman is magnanimous, but a villain is always worried. ?"The Analects of Confucius"

12. He who knows others is wise, and he who knows himself is wise. ?"Laozi"

13. Be sincere without regrets, forgive without resentment, be harmonious without enmity, and endure without humiliation. ?Song Dynasty's "Saving Mind Record"

14. The beauty of a gentleman is not the evil of a man. ?"The Analects of Confucius"

15. When it benefits others, it is done, and when it is detrimental to others, it is stopped. ?"Mozi"

16. Those who plot to frame others will be the first to suffer misfortune. ?Aesop

17. Quietness cultivates one’s character, frugality cultivates virtue. ?Zhuge Liang

18. The husband and wife are harmonious, and then the family will be harmonious. ?Qing? Cheng Yunzhong

19. The most terrifying enemy is the lack of strong belief. ?Romain Rolland

20. If you want to love your own value, you have to create value for the world. ?Goethe

21. A gentleman gives words to others, and a common man gives money to others. ?Xun Kuang

22. The person who receives the favor must always hide the favor in his heart, but the person who gives the favor must not remember it. -- Cicero

23. You should help your friends when they are in difficulty, and do not gossip after things are hopeless. Aesop

24. Youth once "pawned" can never be redeemed again.

25. Without the language of love, all words are boring.

26. True love should transcend the length of life, the width of the heart, and the depth of the soul.

27. Once a person wakes up, he will give up pursuing things outside his body and begin to pursue the real wealth in his inner world.

28. As long as you have faith, you will never be frustrated.

29. No matter when you start, the important thing is not to stop after you start.

30. No matter when it ends, the important thing is not to regret it after it is over.

31. If a person is weak, he is his own worst enemy.

32. If a person is brave, he is his own best friend.

33. Impossible only exists in the dictionary of fools.

34. Have the best hope, make the best effort, and prepare for the worst.

35. Home! Sweet home! The most beautiful thing in the world is home!

36. Idleness will make people’s minds rusty.

37. Everything must be viewed from multiple perspectives.

38. Where there is ideal, hell is heaven.

39. Where there is hope, pain also becomes joy.

40. All failures are insignificant compared with the failure of losing yourself.

41. God never complains about people’s ignorance, but people complain about God’s injustice.

42. A beautiful life should be full of expectations, surprises and gratitude.

43. Whoever plays life will achieve nothing; whoever does not master himself will always be a slave. ?Goethe

44. Tell yourself once a day, ?I am really good?

45. I don’t think it will come if you want it to come, but it will decide it. Come and go. ?Schopenhauer

46. I know nothing except the fact that I am ignorant. ?Socrates

47. Water is the origin of all things, and all things ultimately end in water. ? Thales

48. To make all irrational things subject to oneself, and to freely control all irrational things according to its own inherent laws, this is the ultimate goal of man. ?Fichte

49. Whatever is realistic (exists) is reasonable, and whatever is reasonable (exists) is realistic. ?Hegel

50. The peace of all things lies in the balance of order. Order is the arrangement of equal and unequal things in their appropriate positions. ?Augustine;