You Cannot Open A Book Without Learning

Listen Much, Keep Silent When In Doubt, And Always Take Heed Of The Tongue; Thou Wilt Make Few Mistakes. See Much, Beware Of Pitfalls, And Always Give Heed To Thy Walk; Thou Wilt Have Little To Rue. If Thy Words Are Seldom Wrong, Thy Deeds Leave Little To Rue, Pay Will Follow.

Therefore Only Through Education Does One Come To Be Dissatisfied With His Own Knowledge, And Only Through Teaching Others Does One Come To Realize The Uncomfortable Inadequacy Of His Knowledge. Being Dissatisfied With His Own Knowledge, One Then Realizes That The Trouble Lies With Himself, And Realizing The Uncomfortable Inadequacy Of His Knowledger.

The Superior Man, When Resting In Safety, Does Not Forget That Danger May Come.

The Wise Man Delights In Water, The Good Man Delights In Mountains. For The Wise Move; But The Good Stay Still. The Wise Are Happy; But The Good Secure.

The Gentleman Prefers To Be Slow In Word But Diligent In Action.