Time should be precisely allocated, ensuring that every year, month, day, and hour has its specific purpose.
Teaching is the most glorious profession under the sun.
Only through proper education can a person truly become human.
A school without discipline is like a mill without water.
Virtue is realized through actions, not words.
Sound judgment of facts is the true foundation of all virtues.
Rather than cramming chaotic words into the mind, one should inspire the ability to understand things, allowing knowledge to flow like a natural spring.
The most lasting part of a person is what is absorbed during childhood. It is dangerous if one does not develop good habits from the cradle.
Arrange children's daily lives reasonably, keeping them engaged in beneficial activities to avoid idleness or wasting time.
Moral training should not rely solely on words, but on practicing good behavior to help children overcome laziness, recklessness, and indiscipline.
Through praise, warnings, and constructive discipline, help children understand the purpose of correction, much like taking bitter medicine for the sake of health.
The exemplary behavior, sincere words, and genuine sympathy of parents, teachers, and peers have a profound impact on a child.
Books are tools for spreading wisdom.
Everyone should strive to possess a healthy mind within a healthy body.
Young people should be upright, avoid harming others, be honest, and act with sincerity and integrity.