Laozi's famous sayings are as follows:

1. Misfortune is where the blessing lies, and fortune is where the misfortune lies.

Feeling: Misfortune and blessing are not absolute. Misfortune often contains happiness, and happiness often hides it. For example, when a person starts a business smoothly, it looks like a blessing, but in fact it hides a curse, because when it is smooth, he will be self-righteous and blindly expand, and in the end he may lose a lot.

2. Good is like water. Water is good for all things without dispute, and it is evil for all, so it is a few words.

sentiment: true goodness is just like water. It benefits all things, but it does not compete with the world, never asking for anything in return, and it can still be settled in a humble place that everyone hates.

3. Everyone in the world knows that beauty is beauty, and it is evil; It is well known that good is good, but not good.

sentiment: when everyone thinks it is beautiful, it is not beautiful, because fakes will appear; When everyone knows that it is good, it is not good, because hypocrisy will appear.

4. I have three treasures, and I will keep them. One is kindness, the other is frugality, and the third is not daring to be the first in the world.

sentiment: each of us has these three treasures, depending on whether you want them or not. The first is kindness; The second is frugal living habits; The third is to be contented and not compete with the world for fame and fortune.

5. if you are cautious to the end, you will never fail.

Perception: Failure is often caused by pride. Pride will let your guard down, and there will be loopholes when you let your guard down. If you can do one thing consistently, persevere and never slack off, you won't fail.