In judging right from wrong, the extent of one's knowledge is less important than the choice of one's stance. There is a distinction between public and private matters, and between self and others. When judging issues concerning public interest, one should express opinions from their own standpoint, as the aggregate of private interests constitutes the public interest. Conversely, when judging private matters, one should adopt a public standpoint to avoid conflict with the public interest. When dealing with the interests of oneself and others, one should consider the situation from the other party's perspective, seeking self-benefit only after ensuring benefit to others.
Walk the right path, speak kind words, and do good deeds.
Be transcendent in solitude, amicable in interaction, clear in idleness, decisive in action, calm in success, and composed in failure.
An expert is one who possesses increasingly deep and precise knowledge about a field that becomes progressively narrower and smaller.
God gives everyone three fair eight-hour blocks. The first eight hours are spent working, the second eight hours sleeping. The difference between people is created during the third eight hours.
Even the most bitter life can become warm and cozy with the nourishment of love.