Eight things not to do in life: Do not chase the wind, do not crave wealth, do not copy writings, do not insult teachers, do not betray friends, do not buy offices, do not flatter superiors, and do not neglect subordinates!
As we age, our beliefs tend to diminish, much like the wearing down of teeth. It is neither cynicism nor paranoia, but simply the wear of time.
Each day is a new beginning that requires us to advance and nurture ourselves. Life is an endless journey that needs the torch of life until we turn to ash.
It is nothing special to bullfight when you are not afraid, nor is it anything to write home about to avoid it when you are afraid; only to bullfight even when you are afraid is truly remarkable.
Unknown flowers bloom quietly and release their fragrance; unknown champions emerge through silent struggle.
A wise person keeps their words in their heart, while a foolish person wears their heart on their sleeve.
Humans can overcome natural obstacles, but often struggle to overcome the barriers they set for themselves through their own wisdom.
Everything can be imitated, except for the truth.
Success may be an art of finding oneself. On the path of struggle, if we can understand our own conditions and characteristics and find the right shoes for our running, success will not be far away.
Everyone has their own karma. Many things must be done personally to truly taste the flavor; many must be endured to understand the weight; and many must be thought through to become clear and enlightened.
External stimuli never belong to the inner self; only what fits is best, for cutting one's feet to fit a shoe only makes things worse.
Do not wait until tomorrow when you cannot deliver to make excuses; prepare well today.