Cultivation is the foundation of personal charm. The ancients said: "cultivate one's morality, keep one's family in order, govern the country and level the world." Putting "cultivation" in the first place shows that good personal cultivation is the premise of success. The so-called "cultivation" refers to a certain level achieved through long-term exercise and training in terms of ideology, moral quality, knowledge and skills. For example, literary literacy and artistic literacy. Good personal cultivation is not innate, and it can only be achieved by constantly improving yourself the day after tomorrow. To improve one's self-cultivation, one must first concentrate on reading and learning and improve one's cognitive level. When cognition reaches a certain level, a person will have the ability to distinguish right from wrong. With the ability to distinguish between good and evil, we must correct our mentality, not violate our conscience, and strive to make our words and deeds conform to moral standards. Only in this way can we improve our self-cultivation. As the ancients said: value, knowledge, sincerity, integrity and cultivation.