1. The principle of "bargaining" also applies to the trading field. ——Author: (UK) Dickens: "Martin Jusulfite"

2. It is not good to run a business by focusing only on immediate interests. You must have foresight and work hard. ——Author: (Japanese) Tadao Tadao, quoted from "Business Tips of 47 Japanese Entrepreneurs"

3. Whether you can succeed in business today depends on whether a businessman can make customers believe in him Have what they need. ——Author: (U.S.) Gerald Stanley Lee: "Popular"

4. A person has the responsibility to make money, but it must be done in an honest way. ——Author: (Ancient Rome) Cicero: "On Duty"

5. Legitimate and legal business cannot rely solely on speculation. ——Author: (USA) Mark Twain: "The Collected Works of Mark Twain"

6. Property earned honestly is noble. One depends on diligence and thrift, and the other depends on integrity. ——Author: (English) Francis Bacon: "Essay·On Property"

7. The interest of businessmen lies in those places where wealth can be found. ——Author: (UK) E. Burke: "Letter to Mr. Samuel Spann"

8. In addition to making money, a business that makes money is actually a very bad business. ——Author: (U.S.) Henry Ford: "What he said in an interview in 1919"

9. Doing business must be fair and reasonable, so that no one on the buyer or seller side will complain. ——Author: (UK) John Ray: "The Encyclopedia of Britain"

10. To do business, you must first be famous. Once you become famous, business will be lively and wealth will come rolling in. ——Hu Xueyan