2. The change of fate is like the full moon, which does no harm to the wise. -Franklin (USA)
3. I have never seen an early riser, diligent, cautious and honest person complaining about bad fate; Good character, good habits and strong will will will not be defeated by the supposed fate. -Franklin (USA)
4. At the age of twenty, will dominates, at the age of thirty, wit, and at the age of forty, judgment. -Franklin (USA)
5. The biggest disadvantage of mediocre people is that they often think they are better than others. -Franklin (USA)
6. People who are precocious wither early. -Franklin (USA)
7. A slip of the tongue can be made up quickly, but a slip of the tongue may never be made up. -Franklin (USA)
8. A fool's heart is in his mouth, but a wise man's mouth is in his heart. -Franklin (USA)
9. Proud people hate the pride of others. -Franklin (USA)
1. The most difficult emotion to suppress is pride, which still exists despite your efforts to hide it and fight it. Even if I dare to believe that I have completely overcome it, I am likely to be proud of my humility. -Franklin (USA)
11. Lack of modesty is lack of knowledge. -Franklin (USA)
12. Vanity is the food of pride, and contempt is its drink. -Franklin (USA)
13. No animal is more diligent than the ant, yet it is the most reticent. -Franklin (USA)
14. Pride leads to abundance, then to poverty, and finally to discredit. -Franklin (USA)
15. Despair destroys some people, while arrogance destroys many people. -Franklin (USA)
16. Bad habits know that they are really ugly, so they often wear masks. -Franklin (USA)
17. If there is 131. Be open-minded: don't be upset and pessimistic about unpleasant trifles. -Franklin (USA)
18. A good attitude is as important to the relationship between business and society as engine oil is to machines. -Franklin (USA)
19. People who want to control the world must be able to control themselves first. -Socrates (Greece) What needs to be done tomorrow, you'd better start now. -Franklin (USA)
2. Hypocrisy and fraud are the mother of all evils. -Edison (USA)
21. Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companions. -Franklin (USA)
22. Loyalty and honesty: Don't tell lies that are harmful to people, but be consistent in appearance. -Franklin (USA)
23. Honesty is the best policy. -Franklin (USA)
24. If you slip, you may get back on your feet right away; If you break your promise, you may never get it back. -Franklin (USA)
25. Half the truth is often a big lie. -Franklin (USA)
26. The education of young people is the cornerstone of the country. -Franklin (USA)
27. Virtue is far better than beauty. -Franklin (USA)
28. The appreciation of beauty can be understood but not expressed; This varies with each person's mood, interests and hobbies. -Franklin (USA)
29. Money does not belong to those who have it, but only to those who enjoy it. -Franklin (USA)
3. A person who is profligate is tantamount to mortgaging his future. -Franklin (USA)
31. Pay attention to small expenses. The sinking of a big ship is sometimes caused by a slight crack. -Franklin (USA)
32. Half the truth is often a big lie. -Franklin (USA)
33. Arguing is a game played by people. However, it is a strange game, and no one has ever won. -Franklin (USA)
34. A farmer standing is nobler than a gentleman kneeling. -Franklin (USA)
35. Spend your money on things that are good for yourself and others, and don't spend a penny wrongly. -Franklin (USA)
36. If you know how to live within your means, you can get rich. -Franklin (USA)
37. Put others' slander on you in the dust; And carve the kindness of others on marble. -Franklin (USA)
38. Bad habits know that they are really ugly, so they often wear masks. -Franklin (USA)