Hu Xueyan’s famous sayings include:

1. Only by being with people who are better than you can you gain something and learn something.

2. Life must be constantly adjusted according to its own development.

3. People whose minds are filled with money will never make money in their lives.

4. The outcome of business competition is ultimately determined by the cultivation of the operators themselves.

5. Seize the opportunity to let others know what you are capable of.

6. The secret of employing people is to be eclectic and adapt to the times and local conditions.

7. A person's greatest ability is to be able to employ people. To employ people, you must first know people, have good vision and skills, and have both talents and talents. If you are willing to use them for yourself, your achievements will be extraordinary.

8. If you have eight jars and seven lids, you can do business if you can cover them again and again without disturbing them.

9. When something happens, it’s useless to be anxious. The most important thing is not to mess up.

10. It is actually very dangerous to be in good times, but it is safer to be in adverse times.

Introduction to Hu Xueyan:

Hu Guangyong (1823-1885), courtesy name Xueyan, was born in Jixi, Huizhou. He was a famous red-top businessman in modern China and a famous entrepreneur in the late Qing Dynasty who was extremely wealthy. , politician; opened Hu Qingyutang Chinese Medicine Store. Later he joined the Zhejiang governor's office and organized payment and equipment for the Qing army. In 1866, he assisted Zuo Zongtang in establishing the Fuzhou Shipping Bureau. After Zuo Zongtang was transferred to the governor of Shaanxi and Gansu, he took charge of the affairs of the Shanghai Shipping Bureau, borrowed foreign debts for Zuo University, and raised funds. To provide military pay and order arms, and relying on the power of the Hunan Army, he established more than 20 Fukang Banks in various provinces, operated traditional Chinese medicine and silk tea business, and controlled the commerce of Jiangsu and Zhejiang. The capital reached up to more than 20 million taels, and he was known as "An official must watch" "Zeng Guofan", "Hu Xueyan" is a must-read for businessmen."