● Go deep into your heart and know yourself!

● Good habits are the best clothes a person can wear in social communication.

● When you are angry, keep your mouth shut, so as not to increase your anger.

● For a writer, writing less is as harmful as a doctor's lack of opportunities to see a doctor.

● A truly brilliant person is one who can rely on the wisdom of others to keep himself from being deceived. Understanding, that is, it already exists; Confidence means using it.

● If we pile up everyone's misfortunes and share them equally, most people are willing to accept one and leave happily.

● The most promising winners are not those with outstanding talents but those who make the best use of every opportunity to explore and develop.

● Don't get a friend by giving gifts. You must contribute your sincere love. Win a person's heart with proper methods.

● Many races fail in the last few steps. It is not easy to run the road you should run, but it is certainly more difficult to run to the end.

● When many people hesitate on a road, they have to make way for a big road. Let those who cherish time rush to their front.

● The greatest happiness of mankind lies in being able to talk about moral matters every day. A soulless life loses the value of human life.

● If we pile up everyone's misfortunes and share them equally, most people will be willing to accept one and leave happily.

Socrates said, "I only know one thing. That's that I know nothing. "That's the beginning of the norm. When you know nothing, of course, there will be a great desire to explore, explore and investigate. When you start learning, another factor will inevitably follow: anything you have learned must always be abandoned, otherwise it will become knowledge, and knowledge will prevent further learning.