From School Motto Thunder, author: Dynasty: Qing Dynasty.
Motto Lian Bi: Sit still and think about yourself. Gossip is not about people's mistakes. He who can bear hardships is an ambitious person, and he who is willing to bear hardships is not an idiot. Respect the gentleman and show virtue, but fear that the villain is incompetent. Retreat to the sky, three points calm. If you want to make progress, you need to think backwards. If you start thinking about letting go first, if you are proud, don't go back. Take more steps in everything.
Always sit quietly and think about your mistakes. Don't discuss other people's right and wrong when talking to them. Those who can bear hardships are ambitious, and those who are willing to suffer losses are not stupid. Only by respecting a gentleman can you show your virtue. Sometimes fear of villains is not incompetence. If you have something to be proud of, you shouldn't always be happy. You should leave room for everything.
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Mottoes are treasures handed down from generation to generation. According to Confucian universities and the golden mean, they can be divided into three categories: learning, keeping, holding a bow, taking photos, quality, behavior, acceptance, housekeeping, politics, economy, rebellion and fierceness. 1 1.
The true meaning of "sitting quietly, thinking diligently and being strict with yourself" is a reflective philosophy. The sound of spin, if we meditate, we can always put ourselves in the other's shoes and examine ourselves to see if there are any shortcomings in our life and work. You can always ask yourself if there are any loopholes or shortcomings in your work.
The civilizing spirit of the second book "Talking about People's Right and Wrong" is a philosophy to judge the world's right and wrong. The implication is that all kinds of people in this world have different values of life. But there's something in here. The meaning is very simple, that is, to warn people to talk about people behind their backs as little as possible.