Take care of yourself and don’t worry about others. The famous sayings are as follows:

1. Auspicious grass grows in front of the court, and a good thing is worse than nothing. 2. If you want nothing to do, mind your own business. 3. Open one eye and close one eye. 4. Close the door and ignore the months before the trial, and distribute the plum blossoms on your own initiative. 5. He knows the world well and hesitates to speak, but he sees through human feelings but nods his head. 6. If others don’t ask or inquire about you, why bother pestering them. 7. Everyone sweeps the snow in front of their own door, and don’t worry about the frost on other people’s tiles.

Other supplements:

1. Don’t think you are the savior, and don’t act like the Virgin Mary. If you worry about other people’s affairs all day long, others may think you are have a finger in the pie.

2. Others can handle a matter very well, but you want to cross your path. What's the matter? Your family lives by the sea, so your control is really lenient.

3. You have to know that if the sky falls, there will still be a high ground to hold it up. Taking good care of your one-third of an acre is better than anything else.

4. Eat more vegetables and enjoy good health, and meddle less and have higher prestige.

5. You worry about so many people and things every day. Does your employer pay you more?

6. You are busier than the neighborhood committee aunt every day.

7. You look so mature, is it because you meddle in too many other things?