What is a motto?

Famous sayings are very famous words, famous sayings, which are generally said by people who are named.

Motto refers to a concise statement that can be used as people's code of conduct, the essence of people's wit, the wisdom gathered by all people, and the magic weapon that guides life to success and always inspires life to keep forging ahead.

An epigram refers to a concise and profound sentence, usually a sentence or a quotation, which is mainly used to inspire and tell the parties some truth and remind people to maintain a certain spiritual character at all times in life, so it is also a kind of warning sentence.

Quotation and explanation of aphorisms and famous sayings: Modern Zhu Ziqing's On Slogans and Slogans: "aphorisms focus on personal cultivation, and the role of famous sayings seems to be more extensive."

Source of epigram: It can be traced back to the thirty-eighth chapter of Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions in Qing Dynasty: "Throughout, each has its own epigram."

Throughout the article, it seems that everyone has everyone's epigrams.

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Examples of famous sayings and aphorisms:

1, no one made a mistake, but it can be corrected, and it is not good.

Source: Zuo Qiuming's Zuo Zhuan, late Spring and Autumn Period of Gong Xuan.

Ordinary people are neither saints nor sages. Who can not make mistakes? Nothing is better than being able to correct mistakes.

Life is not perfect. Why not celebrate like a festival, but the experience of work, struggle, poverty and suffering?

Source: belinsky's ten-day speech

3, people have joys and sorrows, and the moon is full of rain and shine.

Source: Song Sushi's "Water Tune"

People have joys and sorrows, and the moon is full of rain and shine.