Keep three things in mind: first, look at others through a telescope and at yourself through a magnifying glass; second, be humble when receiving praise and resilient when receiving criticism; third, do not mistake kindness for foolishness or modesty for weakness.
Applaud every person who has the courage to stand on stage and sing.
Be consistent in character and practice what you preach; let your words match your actions and your behavior reflect your inner self; be consistent in your conduct and honest with everyone regardless of age.
Life is like a strong wine; it cannot be delicious without repeated refinement!
Be gentle but not weak, quiet but not artificial, beautiful but not gaudy, unique but not eccentric, virtuous but not timid, passionate but not frivolous, self-respecting but not narcissistic, and keen but not suspicious!
For a nation, virtue should be the foundation and talent the auxiliary.
One should be grateful for four things: the nurturing of all things, the care of parents, the wisdom from teachers, and the companionship of a spouse!
The storms of life are an invisible chisel, sculpting every individual.
Act with emotion, treat others with etiquette, stand with virtue, and give with justice. Be sincere, self-disciplined, persistent, and loving. Remember: the heart is moved by virtue, not by force!
Sharing: Material things decrease as they are shared, but intangible things increase!
The first time you are able to laugh at yourself, you have matured.
Birds need trees to dwell, trees fall and they fly; fish need water to live, water dries and they perish; flowers need spring to bloom, spring ends and they wither; people need trust to stand, trust is lost and they fail. Integrity is the foundation of character!
Selfishness is a barrier to achieving oneself and helping others.
It is better to be slow and avoid mistakes than to be hasty and cause failure; it is better to be simple and avoid cunning than to be clever and cause ruin. One can fail at tasks but must not fail at being a person; one can fail in the past but must not fail in the future!
Do not be distressed by poverty or status, and do not be obsessed with wealth or honor.
You can choose this kind of "dual-mindedness": confidence, perseverance, determination, creativity, and willingness.
Do not rush to show off or correct others; instead, listen, watch, and reflect more.
Books are your friends; although they lack emotion, they are very faithful.
