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Self-cultivation and family planning classics: seven sentences and 20 philosophical couplets of life (12)
Harmony is the most important thing, and it is more important to treat people; There must be wisdom in starting a business.

Labor and hard work have no dignity; Diligent, lazy, ups and downs.

Ears bow to the earth; Xu He looked up at the sky.

The feats of the world are reduced in madness; The greatest evil in the world is the increase of lies.

Great men have never been idle since ancient times; People with lofty ideals are never indomitable.

It should be noted that there is no gap in time; Don't let the years go to waste.

Climb high and look far, and have a broad mind; Keep your eyes wide open, away from worldly dust.

Don't be a soft vine to climb a big tree; Dare to bite a cliff for hardwood.

Tears are hard to get rich fruits; Sweat can nourish flowers.

Don't just look at wealth with a shell; You should always want to hide your knife.

Good medicine sweet tongue and jade stand disease; Good advice is more suitable for action.

Looking for precious plum, pine and cypress; Take advantage of shame, master crab, master flea, master fly.

Seeking truth and knowing falsehood; Pay attention to practical study and don't be vain.

There is no difference between big and small, just seeking benefits; You can't learn until you are high or low.

Rudeness often sharpens ambition; Wandering around will miss your future.

The breeze in the sleeve is priceless; There is a thunder of justice in the chest.

It is contemptible to watch the wind and the rudder; It is contemptible to watch others cook.

Open your eyes to see the world; Treat life with the right heart.

Enjoy lotus flowers in summer and chrysanthemums in autumn; No flattery on the top, no deceit on the bottom.

Things got very bad; He who does not seek success is the Great Sage.

Honesty and greed go their own way; Modesty is both a blessing and a curse.