1. If you don't listen to your parents' inculcation today, you will regret it one day.

2. Conquering the world is not great. He who can conquer himself is the greatest man in the world.

3. Know yourself thoroughly, and you will know Buddha.

The kind introduction is as follows:

Well-meaning, China idiom, pinyin is kǔ kǒ uPó x Ι n, which means to persuade someone sincerely and patiently. Persuade sb. Kind and tireless. Describe repeatedly comforting with kindness like a patient and kind old woman.

Persuasion is introduced as follows:

"Impression" is a Chinese word, which means to impress with words. It comes from Han Shu's The Story of Dawn. Refers to the public relations personnel using various means of communication, trying to influence the public to accept the organization's point of view, or to urge the public to take some action on their own initiative.

Song Wushu's "The Record of Sima Jiao in Jianghuai Aliens": The suburban anger hit the children with things, and the middle side bled. Patrolmen guard the suburbs and send them to Hou Yu. Hou Yu is famous for his name, and Fangshan persuaded him.

The sentence is introduced as follows:

Sentence is the basic unit of language use, which consists of words and phrases (phrases) and can express a complete meaning, such as telling someone something, asking a question, asking or stopping, expressing some emotion, and indicating the continuation or omission of a paragraph. There is a big pause between sentences. It should end with a period, question mark, ellipsis or exclamation point.

The mood category of a sentence is the category division of a sentence according to its mood. Including declarative sentences, interrogative sentences, imperative sentences and exclamatory sentences. The structural category of sentences is to divide the categories of sentences according to their structural characteristics. Including simple sentences and complex sentences, but also can be divided into several small categories.

A sentence can belong to different categories from different angles or standards, such as "Do you watch movies?" It's a question, a simple sentence, a subject-predicate sentence and a verb-predicate sentence. "It's raining." It is a declarative sentence, a simple sentence and a verbal non-subject-predicate sentence.