Poetry about diligence and frugality

Poems about diligence and frugality include: A day of hard work will give you a good night's sleep; a hard life of hard work will bring you happiness. The rest of the poems about thrift and thrift are as follows:

1. Being thrifty and diligent in managing your family’s treasures, being greedy and extravagant leads to many faults.

2. Frugality is the root of all happiness, and luxury is the source of disaster.

3. Frugality is the foundation for building a family, while luxury is the reason for ruining a country.

4. Those who are content are always happy, and those who can tolerate peace of mind.

5. Diligence can make up for clumsiness, and frugality can nourish integrity.

6. Be diligent and frugal, never idle or wasteful.

7. Frugality is the foundation of a hundred blessings, and luxury is the beginning of disaster.

8. A porridge and a meal, when you think about the difficulty of getting there; half a thread, half a thread, always think about the difficulty of material resources.

9. A frugal person will have long blessings; a luxurious person will have disasters.

10. Food is not as good as delicacies, clothing is not as good as linen; happiness is not as good as children, happiness in the world is not as good as that.

11. Frugality is a treasure trove, luxury is a waste.

12. Poverty cannot be changed, wealth cannot be lascivious; poverty can be without resentment, and wealth without arrogance.

13. The virtue of frugality should always be cherished in the heart; the precept of extravagance should always be remembered in the heart.

14. Cherish things like gold, be diligent and thrifty; waste is a disaster, and extravagance is a shame.

15. Stay calm to cultivate your character, and be frugal to cultivate your virtue; aim high and avoid luxury.

16. There is a sweetness in being diligent and thrifty in running a household, and there is no guilt in cherishing time and thrifting.

17. Frugality is the foundation for rejuvenating a country, while luxury is the foundation for ruining a country.

18. Those who are content are happy even in poverty; those who are dissatisfied are also worried about wealth.

19. Be diligent and thrifty to seek wealth, abstain from extravagance and maintain peace.

20. Eat three meals a day without being anorexic, and dress plainly without being picky.

21. Don’t seek luxury and luxury, but seek simplicity and warmth.

22. Those who are content are always happy, and those who can endure are at peace; patience is virtue, and diligence and frugality are the virtues.

23. Be diligent in your country and frugal in your family; do not be extravagant, just seek peace.

24. It is not easy to think about the place where one eats porridge and one meal; it is difficult to think about the place with half a thread and half a strand of persistence.

25. Diligence and thrift are virtues; luxury and waste are vices.

26. The virtue of frugality should always be cherished; the precept of extravagance should always be remembered.

27. Cherishing things like gold should be implemented; waste should lead to disaster, so be vigilant.

28. Frugal people should be admired; extravagant people should be despised.

29. Frugality is the foundation of a hundred blessings; luxury is the cause of disaster.

30. Promote your family business through diligence and frugality; luxury and waste will ruin your life.