1. People who attach great importance to avoidance will be cautious in the beginning. ——Japan

2. Sincerity is glass, prudence is diamond. ——UK

3. Measure three times before you cut. ——Italy

4. When skating on thin ice, speed means safety. ——Emerson

5. If you don’t take care of it when you use it, it will be damaged; if you don’t do it carefully, you will fail. ——Mongolian

6. Always being cautious is the supreme value. ——Mark Twain's "The Diary of Eve"

7. One careless thing will bring trouble to the whole world; one careless thought will cause trouble for hundreds of years. ——Qing Xuanye

8. Caution is much more powerful than boldness, which proves that people who seem to be afraid of nothing are really afraid of people who are cautious about everything. ——Hugo "On Scott"

9. Prudence is purely a quality of the heart. It is carried out by feeling rather than by reason. The limit it can achieve is correspondingly more Broader and more sublime, it enables it to perceive and avoid any danger that does not exist at all. ——Mark Twain, "Random Duck"

10. Use caution more often than any other intelligence. The sloppy happenings of everyday life make it work, making an impact on tiny things. ——Cy Johnson

11. Only cautious people can win. ——Steele

12. A cautious person has eyes in the back of his head. ——William Robertson

13. Caution is the foundation of safety. ——Britain

14. Caution is part of bravery. ——Spain

15. Prudence is the eldest son of wisdom. ——France

16. A cautious scientist will neither make mistakes nor make discoveries. ——Britain

17. Be cautious in your words and careful in your deeds. ——"Book of Rites·Managing Clothes"

18. When doing great things, you must be careful about the beginning and the end. ——Book of Rites

19. It is better to win by being cautious than by being reckless. ——Tacitus

20. Without a cautious attitude, no amount of wisdom will help. ——Germany

21. Everyone should be content and should not try to deviate. ——Romain Rolland, "Gola Breignon"

22. A bird looks twice before flying, and a man thinks twice before flying. ——China

23. Anger often speaks nonsense, joy often speaks arrogantly. ——Lu Kun, Ming Dynasty, "Continuation of Children's Sayings"

24. Uncertainty in advance will lead to serious trouble later. ——Historical Records

25. A shallow river must be crossed deeply. ——Japan

26. Shallow rivers should be crossed as deep rivers. ——Japan

27. However, no sword is single-edged. Every sword has double edges. If one side hurts someone, the other side will hurt yourself. ——Hugo "Les Misérables"

28. People's only defense is caution. ——Yu Waina

29. Think carefully and act diligently. ——Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

30. Caution lies in fearing the small, and wisdom lies in managing the big. ——Wei Liaozi

31. If you are careful from the beginning to the end, you will never fail. ——Laozi

32. Treating problems carefully is half of wisdom. ——Britain

33. If you are cautious, you will succeed; if you act lightly, you will be defeated. ——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty

34. Being cautious beforehand is better than pursuing afterward. ——Japan

35. Precaution beforehand includes forgiveness afterwards. ——Germany

36. It is better to be cautious beforehand than to make amends afterwards. ——Love Kirk

37. Think beforehand to avoid regrets. ——Yuan·Guan Hanqing

38. The things around you are yours, and the things under your feet are yours; the things on the ground are yours, and the things under the ground are also yours. Such people can be regarded as standing firm. ! ——Gorky "The Artamonov Family's Career"