a small saying about good character

Poor people will not save if they don’t learn, and wealthy people will not be extravagant.

I will not take the ill-gotten gains.

Diligence and thrift can make people nobler and better.

Extravagance waste is at the extreme, and it will bring disaster and disaster.

Thrifty can be enough, often happy and can get a good reputation, disaster, the scourge is far away; luxury is often inadequate, often not enough to be sad and criticized, happiness is far away.

The cost of a day, to be saved, must be arranged according to the amount of income.

Where the interests are, the people of the world go there.

It is better to be thirsty than to drink from neighbors' wines, even if the weather is cold and not to wear other people's clothes.

Study hard not to forget the diligence of the ancestors, and the accumulation of money will make the children and grandchildren stupid.

Too much humility, the more hypocritical, the more intimate, the more floating, the more extravagant, the more embarrassing.

A gentleman lives in the world, can be willing to wear bad clothes, eats poor food, and is willing to work hard, so there is no fault.

Don't covet the property you should not get, don't drink too much alcohol.

Weighing in property, being a mean parent, we cannot be a child.

Marry a daughter to choose a good son-in-law, do not ask for a very heavy gift; welcome women to seek good morality, do not care about the thickness of makeup.

The gentleman is regarded as happy, so that he only sees the bitterness of greed; the villain regards greed as happiness, so that he only sees the suffering of morality.