Teaching others for free is the beginning of enmity.
When the cognitive differences between two people are significant, you think you are teaching others, while others believe you are showing off.
This is not to say that you cannot teach others, but rather that your value can only be realized at the moment when they come to seek your help in solving their problems.
Those who achieve great things never easily help others; they are mostly accustomed to not saving those in danger. This is not cold-bloodedness, but a reverence for human nature.
Blindly helping may cultivate opponents,
Mistakenly bestowing favors may instead breed resentment.
The instinct of the weak is not gratitude, but jealousy and complaints.
When you bring someone to a height that does not belong to them, their ignorance and foolishness will ruin you, ultimately turning them into your enemy.
True experts do not measure foolish people; keeping silent is the greatest kindness.
When encountering petty people, withdraw in time,
When encountering rotten matters, cut your losses promptly.
Revere the rules and do not be trapped by emotions.
If you look at the world with compassion, all beings suffer,
If you view worldly affairs from the perspective of cause and effect, no one is worthy of pity.
The greatest taboo in life is to be eager to be a teacher.
The wisdom of the world is guarded by respecting cause and effect.
