· To cultivate one's body, first correct one's mind, then cultivate one's body.

· A true gentleman seeks profit from benevolence, while a great man seeks wealth from righteousness.

· Work diligently and behave according to rules and regulations.

· Be humble and courteous towards others, and act without arrogance or impatience.

· To achieve success in one's career, one must first learn to be a good person.

· Books are the cause of heroes in the world, and goodness is the root of wealth and honor in the world.

· Successful people succeed because they are constantly looking for ways.

· The reason why failed people fail is because they are constantly looking for excuses.

· The same error occurs repeatedly, either foolishly or with ulterior motives.

· If one's job is not completed, either they lack ability or dedication;

The objective reason is limited resources.

· A hundred year plan, quality first, safety is the greatest benefit.

· Everyone is a talent, horse racing is not like horse racing.

· True work should have performance, and work without performance is a waste of resources.

· The promotion and demotion of positions depend on performance, and the level of remuneration depends on contribution.

· There is only a off-season mindset, no off-season market.

· Treating evaluations correctly, speaking with results, and convincing people with grades are the most important principles that managers should understand.