Laozi’s quotations inspire the calmness of acquisition:

1. Laozi said: The calmness of acquisition: When acquiring things, you must be honest and honest, and have no regrets in your heart. Be indifferent to losses: Everything has gains and losses, and it is a blessing in disguise. Don’t worry about what you have lost. Strive for its necessity: It means that I can insist on it only when I have a certain reason. In other words, the only thing that can make me argue and insist is the truth. Don't argue forcefully or argue unreasonably for three points. You should be upright and upright, defend what you have reason for, admit it when you don't, and listen to reason with an open mind. Let nature take its course: It means that all things have their own reasons, and things in the world cannot be forced. Most of the time, people decide what to do and what to do depends on heaven. As long as you do your best, there is nothing to be ashamed of. For many experiences and results, we must face them with an optimistic and relaxed attitude, and always have a normal heart.

2. Laozi said: The tree that hugs each other is born from the smallest millimeter; the nine-story platform starts from tired soil; the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

3. Laozi said: Therefore, the Tao is big, the sky is big, the earth is big, and people are also big. There are four major ones in the domain, and humans live in one of them.

4. Laozi said: The best is like water. Water is good for all things and does not compete with it. It is disliked by everyone, so it is close to the Tao.

5. Laozi said: Man follows the earth, earth follows the sky, heaven follows the Tao, and the Tao follows nature.

6. Laozi said: Everything in the world is born from existence, and existence is born from nothingness.

7. Laozi said: Everyone in the world knows that beauty is beautiful, but this is evil. Everyone knows that good is good, but this is not good.

8. Laozi said: From birth to death. Three out of ten people will be affected by life; three out of ten people will be affected by death; and three out of ten people will be affected by death.

9. Laozi said: existence and non-existence complement each other, difficulty and ease complement each other, long and short complement each other, high and low complement each other, sounds and sounds harmonize each other, and front and rear follow each other. Heng Ye.

10. Laozi said: If you do not value the virtuous, the people will not fight; if you do not value hard-to-find goods, the people will not steal; if you do not see what is desirable, the people will not be confused. Therefore, the rule of the sage is to make his heart weak, his belly strong, his ambition weak, and his bones strong. It often makes people ignorant and desireless. A wise man would not dare to do anything. If you do nothing, everything will be cured.

11. Laozi said: The heaven and the earth are unkind, and treat all things as rudderless dogs; the saints are unkind, and regard the common people as rudderless dogs.

12. Lao Tzu said: It is better to keep the center than to talk too much.

13. Laozi said: People are weak in life, and strong in death. Plants and trees are soft and brittle when they are alive, and they are withered when they die. Therefore, the strong are the disciples of death, and the weak are the disciples of life. Therefore, if the army is strong, it will be destroyed, and if the wood is strong, it will be broken. The strong is at the bottom, the weak is at the top.

14. Laozi said: The way of heaven is like a bow and a bow. Those who are high suppress it, and those who are low lift it. Those who have more will damage it, and those who have less will make up for it. The way of heaven is to make up for the excess when there is excess damage. This is not the case in the way of man. The loss is not enough, but there is more than enough to serve. Who can have more than enough to serve the world, only the Taoist.