Motto: Words with admonition and educational significance are generally more concise, such as "fullness will cause harm, modesty will benefit", humility will make people progress, and pride will make people fall behind.

Quotes: Famous words. Such a wise saying.

Proverbs: Fixed sentences circulated among the masses, reflecting profound truths in simple and popular words. Such as "Three cobblers are better than Zhuge Liang", "Three hundred and sixty lines, and the number one scholar", "Nothing is difficult in the world, only those who are willing to do it."

Epigrams: concise but profound and touching. statement.

Proverbs mainly emphasize that their origins come from names, come from the mouths of the people, and are fixed sentences after widespread circulation; aphorisms focus on expressing sentences with profound and vivid meanings that make people pay special attention and warn, emphasizing "warning" It means to make people pay special attention; famous quotes focus on the awareness of the speech, it is famous, so famous quotes are often called "famous quotes", often famous quotes are not only famous for their speech, but also everyone generally knows who said this famous saying. Aphorisms are words with educational significance and are similar to aphorisms, so maxims and aphorisms are generally combined and collectively called "aphorisms and aphorisms".