Read to understand the truth and cultivate your moral character.

Filial piety and brotherhood come first, and loyalty and trust are the foundation.

Only farming and reading will benefit future generations.

The mountains never get too high and the water never gets too deep.

Don’t be confused in your heart, don’t be trapped in emotions.

The heaven and the earth are great, and the teacher is respected.

Heaven relies on the sun and the moon, and people rely on their conscience.

The heart is like a rule, and the ambition is like a ruler.

A sincere heart is spiritual, and a sincere mind is responsive.

Use literature to make friends, and friends to help people.

Take virtue as the root and honesty as the foundation.

If you follow the rope, you will be righteous, and if you follow the advice, you will become holy.

Calm as water, upright as a rope.

Time is selfless and history is ruthless.

Moss grows on stones, and people get sick when they are idle.

Follow good deeds like flow, and true words are like gold.

Think of righteousness when you see benefit, and accept orders when you see danger.

When you see wealth, you think of righteousness, and when you see benefit, you think of benevolence.

Every order must be believed and the law must be followed.

The authorities are confused, but the bystanders are awake.

In doing justice, one forgets profit; in cultivating virtue, one forgets reputation.

When traveling, you need good company, and when you live, you need good neighbors.

We should first be civilized and then military, and first be polite and then military.

Rumors are lost and pictures are lost.

Be truthful in your words and sincere in your conduct.

Think twice before you speak, and think twice before you act.

It can be small or big, it can bend or stretch.

Be true to your words and seek the truth.

Be prepared for danger in times of peace, and be pure in peace.

Those who are turbid will become turbid, and those who are clear will become clear.

Happiness lies in ambition, and excellence in work lies in diligence.

Eating too much will hurt your stomach, and talking too much will make you sad.

He who knows others is wise, and he who knows himself is wise.

Don’t forget long-standing virtues and don’t think about long-lasting regrets.

Action is born from oneself, and a name is born from others.

Strong is easy to break, soft is durable.

Work hard at reading and enjoy writing.

To nourish the body, it is better to move, and to nourish the mind, it is better to be still.

Be as defensive as a city and keep your mouth shut.

Gong can relieve anger, and yield can reconcile disputes.

Be fearful in the face of trouble, and it is easy to make plans.

Disciplines must be observed and laws must be followed.

A wise man values ??his ambition, and a saint values ??his essence.

Sit during the day and cherish the shade; sit at night and cherish the lamp.

Filial piety and brotherhood come first, and loyalty and trust are the foundation.

Be peaceful but not arrogant, be dignified but not competitive.

Respect but not rest, full but not overflowing.

Respect those whom you respect and love those you are close to.

Too many desires will hurt your spirit, and too much wealth will make you tired.

Partial belief will lead to darkness, while listening to both will lead to enlightenment.