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Good words are like lotus flowers blooming on lips; Bad words are like poisonous snakes hissing out from mouth. 2. There are things in life that cannot wait; fulfilling filial piety and doing good deeds. 3. Recognize, appreciate and repay your parents' love. 4. One should be afraid not of committing mistakes, but of not correcting them. It is not difficult to correct mistakes. 5. Include me when doing good deeds; exclude me when doing evil deeds. 6. An idle man has no pleasure; a busy man has no time for dispute. 7. To change yourself is to save yourself; to influence others is to save other people. 8. Giving vent to anger is temporary insanity. 9. Only through repentance of one's sins will one achieve tranquility and relief from worry and anxiety. 10. We do not have a claim on our life, but only the right to use it 11. A frown and a smile are both possible. Why not smile?

12. Do not think too highly of yourself, and yet, never underestimate your ability. 13. Speak good words, have good thoughts, do good deeds, and walk the right path. 14. The beauty of humanity lies in honesty. The value of humanity lies in faith. 15. To five is better than to receive. 16. We help others with our palms down; We ask for help with our palms up; Helping brings happiness, begging brings pain. 17. Be willing to do, be happy to bear. 18. Always bear in mind the following virtues: understanding, forgiveness, gratitude, contentment, and treasuring your blessings. 19. To do whatever should be done is wisdom; to do whatever should not be done is ignorance. 20. Our greatest enemy is probably not others, but ourselves. 21. Let us compete with who is more loving, not on who is more feared. 22. We can never improve if we always make excuses for ourself. 23. The more effort you put into your work, the more ability you gain.

24. It is better to have a generous heart than a spacious dwelling. 25. Getting angry is actually punishing ourself for the mistakes of others. 26. A person's happiness stem not from how much he owns but from how little he complains. 27. Money does not necessarily bring happiness. A person with a clean conscience is most at peace. 28. Before criticizing other, consider whether we are perfect and without fault. 29. If we are unwilling to do little chores, it will be difficult to accomplish great things 30 With love in heart, you will be loved by all. 31 Be willing to do, be happy to bear. 32 Disputes should be regarded as education, praises as warnings. 33 We should know, appreciate and cultivate blessings. 34 Be mindful. Don't worry or fret. 35 To appreciate others is to respect yourself. 36 At every second, compete for goodness. 37 To a wise person, time is like a diamond.

38 What is the most valuable thing in life? It is love. 39. One who constantly looks down on others reveals his lack of moral cultivation. 40 To love others and to be loved are blessings. 41 Only if you love yourself can you love all people. 42 Cultivate your own field of blessings and reap your own good fortune. 43 The most ordinary person has the most blessings. 44 To forgive others is a virtue, while to forgive oneself is to lose virtue. 45 If you cannot influence others, just do your own duties well. 46 Say good things, think good thoughts, and do good deeds. 47 Worry is a catalyst of enlightenment. 48 It is not money that brings happiness. 49 The mind with a clear conscience is most at peace. 50 Being able to save, help, and give to others is the greatest happiness.