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The ancients had many famous sayings and aphorisms about self-cultivation. Would you please write two sentences?
1, indifferent ambition, quiet and far-reaching-Zhuge Liang.

It means: only by not pursuing fame and fortune can one's interests become noble, calm and quiet, and not be influenced by other thoughts, and by meditating and reflecting, can one set (realize) lofty goals.

2, don't use small goodness, don't use small evils-Liu Bei.

It means: don't think small about bad things, don't think small about good things and don't do them.

3, the bird will die, and its song will also decline. The dying man speaks the truth.

It means: when a bird is dying, its song is sad; When people are dying, what they say is also kind. "

4, only love the mud is not dyed, clear but not demon. -Liu Yuxi

It means: I only like lotus flowers that are muddy but not stained. After washing with clear water, it does not look enchanting.

Extended data:

Ways to cultivate one's morality:

1. Don't always worry about tomorrow, and don't always regret what happened yesterday. Concentrate on what you want to do today.

There is nothing we can do about what happened in the distance. Worrying doesn't help anything. So remember, you live here and now, not far away.

3. Accept the unpleasant feeling. People usually want to have happy feelings, but they are unwilling to accept melancholy, sadness and unpleasant feelings. Happiness and unhappiness are relative, and they also exist and transform each other. Therefore, the correct attitude is: not only to accept happy emotions, but also to be psychologically prepared to accept unpleasant emotions.