Everyone should attach importance to the cultivation of their own morality, knowledge and talents. If they feel inferior to others, they should urge themselves to catch up. As for the way you dress or eat worse than others, you don't have to worry about it, let alone worry and feel inferior.

Feeling:

The most important thing to be a man is virtue, and only those with virtue can convince others with virtue. A person with both ability and political integrity knows how to tolerate others and appreciate their talents. If a person only has talent without virtue, then his talent can only be comparable to that of a horse and can never be promoted to the highest level.

Self-motivated in learning and dealing with others, but never keep up with the joneses in clothes and diet. "From frugality to luxury, from luxury to frugality is difficult", one should form a good habit of respecting frugality from an early age, because material enjoyment is a bottomless pit, and only by reducing desire and knowing how to cherish it can one be satisfied.

Extended data:

"Virtuous, not as good as people, when the mill. If you wear clothes, if you eat and drink, you are not as good as people. Don't be sad. " Selected from Disciples' Rules.

Disciple Rules, originally named Xun, is a three-character poem written by educators in Qing Dynasty. Its content is mainly Confucian morality, with 360 sentences and 1080 words. The style of writing is natural and smooth, unpretentious and far-reaching, which occupies an important position in the culture of Qing Dynasty.

Disciples Rules is a classic of enlightenment. The so-called "disciple" is not a general meaning, but a disciple of a sage, while "rule" is a combination of "husband" and "seeing", which means one's knowledge. Disciple Rules is to learn from the classics of sages, be a disciple of sages and become a courageous person. Disciple rule is its introductory reading.