In Chinese history, Zeng Guofan was a highly respected figure. His life was full of wisdom and insight, some of which were deep thoughts and insights that he chose never to speak. Although these "six sentences" have not been directly conveyed to the world, we can glimpse their far-reaching impact through his life and actions.
First sentence: Inner peace is the true meaning of life. Tsang knows that no matter how the external environment changes, inner peace is the key to coping with everything. He emphasized inner cultivation and advocated the use of static braking to cope with all changes with immutability. This kind of peace is not passive and inactive, but a kind of inner strength and tranquility, and it is the state of being able to maintain sobriety and fixed views in the face of the ups and downs of life.
v Second sentence: Those who are content are always happy. Zeng Guofan believes that excessive desire is the shackle of the soul, and only by knowing how to be content can we truly experience the joy of life. He advocated temperance of desires, cherishing the present, and not pursuing too much materialism. This contentment allows him to find the sweetness of life in hardship and setbacks, and to maintain an optimistic and contented attitude.
The third sentence: Treating people sincerely is the way of life. Tsang Kwok-fan is well aware of the complexity of interpersonal relationships, and he advocates treating people with sincerity and not caring about personal gains and losses. He believes that sincerity is the foundation of building good interpersonal relationships, and only by treating people with sincerity can we win the respect and trust of others. His sincere attitude towards others has enabled him to navigate complex interpersonal relationships with ease, and has won widespread respect and support.
The fourth sentence: diligence is the source of progress. Tsang was a studious man who firmly believed that knowledge was the driving force for personal and social progress. He advocates continuous learning, constantly improving himself, and never stopping the pace of learning no matter what the circumstances. This love and pursuit of knowledge has led him to achieve remarkable achievements in various fields.
The fifth sentence: Indifference to fame and fortune is the state of life. Zeng Guofan saw through the emptiness of fame and fortune, and he advocated indifference to fame and fortune and pursued inner satisfaction and peace. He believed that fame and fortune were not the ultimate goal of life, but should be used as a means to achieve a higher goal. He did not covet fame and fortune in his life, and this noble character kept him sober in the face of power and fame, and was not trapped by fame and fortune.
The sixth sentence: Responsibility and responsibility are the values of life. Tsang Kwok-fan is well aware that everyone has their own responsibilities and responsibilities. He advocates conscientiousness and the courage to take responsibility. He believes that only those who have the courage to take responsibility can realize their own value in life. He has been conscientious and brave in his life, and this spirit has enabled him not to flinch in the face of difficulties and challenges, and to always adhere to his beliefs and pursuits.
Although these six sentences were not directly said by Zeng Guofan, they ran through his life. Through His actions and thoughts, we can see the power and wisdom of these six words. They are not only Zeng Guofan's philosophy of life, but also the state of life that each of us should pursue. In this rapidly changing world, what we need is not only knowledge and skills, but also inner peace, contentment, sincerity, diligence, indifference to fame and fortune, and the courage to take responsibility. Only in this way can we go further, more steadily, and more meaningfully on the road of life.