1. What one makes a show of is a sign of what he lacks in his soul.　　

2. What one cares about best is what he feels most inferior most about.　　　

3. All men have the habit of judging a person by the first impression. It is a case of love me, love my dog if he leaves a good impression, but he may be denied completely if he leaves a bad one.　　

4. People love to hide what they are proud of more than they make a fuss over the pains.　　

5. This world is a world neither for the rich nor for the powerful, but one for those with aspirations and determination.  

6.  Sometimes it is time rather than infidelity that leads to a broken marriage.　

7. When you have nothing to lose, you have something to get. 　

8. We should work hard, feel less proud, create more opportunities and get ride of the habit of laziness.　　　

9. It is lovely to be ignorant in childhood, ridiculous in teens, pitiful in youth, deplorable in middle age and miserable in old age.　　　　

10. One can allow a strange person to make fortune but can't tolerate the promotion of anyone around him. That is because comparison and conflict of interest, which have nothing to do with strangers, exist only between people in the same level.

11. When a woman falls into love with a man, she hopes to hear lies; when a woman dislikes a man, she hopes to hear the truth.　　　

12. If you lend too much money to a person, you will make an evil person out of him.　　

13. Modern marriage is more of the result of competitions than of the product of emotions.　　　
14. Enemies become comrade-in-arms mostly for the sake of survival and vice verse for money.　

15. It is inferior joy if one has somthing to get; it is superior joy if one has something to request.　　

16. A genius, once he fails, is nothing but a fool.　　　

17. 1% of the world throw a sprat to catch a whale while 99% of them do the other way around. Most successful men come from the former.　　　　

18. If humans live on food, it is not called food but animal feed instead.　　　

19. For Chinese, it is easy to learn from Americans, but hard to learn from themselves.

20. The prerequisite for one's luck is actually the ability to change himself.　

21. One must be educated to grow in the four repects: parents, teachers, books and society. Interestingly, the last one seems always to run counter to the first three.　　

22. The management of your advantage makes your life appreciated; the management of your disadvantage makes your life depreciated.　

23. Life is like a green leaf, which turns yellow as time goes but its vein is plainly visible.　　

24. It is easy to make things compliated; it is hard to make them simple again.

25. If you are a blade of grass, you can't grow into a big tree even in the best enterprise. If really, you had better cultivate yourself into famous and precious flowers through thick and thin.　

26. The law of work survival in the 21st century is changing your name into money by the establishment of personal branding.

27. The fear of parents is a sign of filial piety; the fear of the wife is a sign of love.　　

28. There are no unqualified students but unqualified parents. 

29. The earth is in motion, so one can't always be at a disadvantage.　　

30. We can avoid seeing others, but fail to dodge a fly. In our life it is often the trivia that makes us unhappy.　　

31. One kind of people does nothing but two things: he is jealous of you when you succeed; he laughs at you when you fail.　

32. A foolish man marries a foolish woman. A foolish man divorces a clever woman. A clever man is unfaithful to a foolish woman. There is romantic love between a clever man and a clever woman.

33. Any fool can seduce a girl, but only mature men can know how to get rid of her.　　

34. Man has two paralled eyes, so they should be equal to everyone. Man has two ears in the either side, so they should not hear one-sided statement. Man has only one heart, but there are two atria aside, so they should think of others as well as themselves.　　　

35. An enterprise must possess its peculiar resource that can't be stolen, bought, torn, taken and slipped away.　　

36. The tongue trip is telling the truth carelessly.　

37. Honesty does not mean rebuking others' shortcomings, but does mean not flattering them.　　

38. Human nature is greed, without which society won't make progress.　　

39. Love is missing one's heart; marriage is holding one's heart; affectino is swallowing one's heart.　　

40. The best attack is to attact oneself.　　

41. The significance of life consists not in holding good cards in hand, but playing well bad ones.

42. Success is concept; accumulating wealth is obligatin; happiness is right.

43. Competition is actually a kind of friendship, which enhances your intelligence with the rival's help. Those who fear competition have lost to the rival.　　

44. Money can help the poor solve problems but create them for the rich.

45. It is a risk to invest love on one person but dangerous on many. 

46. There are only puzzled people, but no closed road.　

47. The real wealth is a way of thinking, but not a monthly salary.　　　

48. One who wants to be ordinary has few opponents but one who longs to be outstanding have more. A lot of ordinary people get along well with those around them but the relation between the outstanding and those around becomes tense.

49. The married men or women are looking out for love affairs without exception.　　

50. The three-class make-up is on the face; the second-class is inside the spirit; the first-class is from the life.

51. The word "crisis" means danger on one hand and opportunity on the other. Never give up any try.

52. Heroes show themselves; geniuses embody themselves; fools disclose themselves.

53. A man should be Considerate to his wife, have Effective reactions to her chattering and be Obliged to humble to her. This is so-called CEO.

54. Among three people walking, there must be one from whom I can learn. Among three musketeers, there must be a strong one. In love triangles, there must be one who hurts.