These three sentences are the core culture of keeping in good health today, and they come from the first sentence in Chapter 8 of Laozi's Tao Te Ching: "Kindness is like water. There is no doubt that water is good for everything. Being in the evil of everyone, so being in the Tao. Live well, have a good heart, be kind-hearted, kind-spoken, good at politics, good at yin and good at times. Husband is not noisy, and there is nothing special. "

"There is goodness in the heart, goodness in the heart, and faithfulness in words" means that both people and enterprises should learn three lifestyles of "water is close to the Tao":

Kind-hearted: look at problems with an open mind, be informal, broad-minded and far-sighted;

Kindness: Treat people with kindness, sincerity and selflessness;

Good words and good faith: when dealing with people, you should be consistent in words and deeds and abide by your credit.