A narrow mind leads to much trouble, while a broad mind brings abundant wisdom.
Getting angry is punishing yourself for others' mistakes. Forgetting others is treating yourself with kindness.
Regret is a spirit-consuming emotion. It is a greater loss than loss itself, and a greater error than error itself, so do not regret.
The greatest evil in life is to delight in speaking of others' faults; the greatest folly is to hate hearing of one's own faults.
Associate with people of virtue, but do not form friendships with those without righteousness. Drink pure tea, but do not be greedy for fancy wine. Open the door of convenience, but keep silent on matters of right and wrong.
If you do not limit yourself, there will be no fences in life restricting your potential.
Keep an equal mind and do helpful deeds, and there will be no trouble in the world. Hold a compassionate heart and do compassionate deeds, and your heart will be at peace.
Helping those in crisis is a noble deed. If one can do so without boasting, their virtue is truly deep!
Even if you climb the highest mountain, you can only move one step at a time, solidly on the ground.