-the complete works of classic quotations from China's famous Yi-ology masters.
There are three kinds of incurable patients in the world:
The first one, pretending to be sick,
The second kind of people who refuse to treat diseases,
The third kind is too suspicious.
It is cowardice to admit that you are sick.
It is a kind of inferiority to doubt that you are sick.
It is foolish not to know that you are ill.
Find out the weak links and learn to break through one by one.
I don't have much ability to make money, but I have great ability to spend money.
The purpose of making money desperately is to spend your hard-earned money by all means.
Doing good is obligatory, and there is no end to it.
The poor should learn to be poor, learn to be tolerant, and be patient when they are poor (patience is submission, patience is generosity) is a challenge to themselves; The rich should understand benevolence and never forget it when they are proud (benevolence is different, benevolence is restrained, and benevolence is cultivation).
Without morality, how can we get (Tao)?
The meaning of living, the value of life.
Do business as a businessman, and don't let cheat people do harm to others.
The biggest hidden dangers in life: inertia, convergence (blind obedience), resignation, inferiority, negative emotions.
Saving time can create wealth, saving money can only waste time.
It is not only criminals but also police who study criminal psychology. Anyway, everything has two sides. It's like facing a kitchen knife Cruel people will regard it as a sharp weapon to hurt people, while ordinary people just regard it as a kitchen knife. Positive thinking leads to optimism, while negative thinking leads to pessimism.
For those who accomplish only nine things in ten things, they are doomed to accomplish nothing in this life.
As a polluted society, what we need to do is not to aggravate its pollution degree, but to consider how to reduce and dilute the pollution sources. What we need to do is to purify the society. Only in this way can everyone live in a comfortable and hygienic environment, otherwise it will be difficult for anyone to adapt and survive. . .