Famous sayings, aphorisms or proverbs about the traditional culture of China.

1, wealth can't be lewd, poverty can't be moved, and power can't be bent. -Pre-Qin Monk's "The Second Section of Mencius and Teng Wengong"

Explanation: Richness can't make me arrogant and extravagant, poverty can't make me change my moral integrity, and power can't make me succumb to my will.

2. Take home as the home, hometown as the hometown, country as the country, and the world as the world. -The Five Laws of Six Parents, which was anonymous in the pre-Qin period.

Explanation: We should govern the family according to the requirements of governing the family, the towns according to the requirements of governing the country, and the world according to the requirements of governing the country.

3, the old man crouched, aiming at a thousand miles. The martyrs were full of courage in their later years. -Cao Cao in the Han Dynasty "Although Returning to Life"

Commentary: Although the old horse is squatting beside the manger, its ambition is still to gallop thousands of miles. Even in old age, people who aim high will not stop trying to make progress.

4, the day will drop to a great post, so people should first suffer their minds, their bones and muscles, their bodies and bodies. -Pre-Qin Monk's Mencius Gaozi Chapter 15

Explanation: Therefore, God wants to give this man a great historical task. He must first torture his mind, tire his muscles and bones, starve his body and skin, and tire his body. His actions are always disturbed by interference, so as to shake his mind, make his temperament more tenacious and increase his previous abilities.

5, people are inherently mortal, or heavier than Mount Tai, or lighter than a feather, so use it differently. -Han Sima Qian's "Report to Ren Shao Qing/Report to Ren An"

Commentary: Everyone dies, but some people die heavier than Mount Tai, and some people die lighter than a feather. This is because they pursue a different purpose from death!