（摘自《弟子规》）

When an elder is standing, I will not sit. After an elder sits down, I sit only when I am told.

Before an elder, I will speak softly. But if my voice is too low and hard to hear, it is not appropriate.

When meeting an elder, I will walk briskly towards him; when leaving, I will not exit in haste. When answering a question, I will look at the person who is asking me the question.

I will serve my uncles as if I am serving my parents. I will treat my cousins as if they are my own siblings.

(Excerpted from “Student’s Rules”)

There are methods to study correctly. They involve concentration in three areas: my mind, my eyes and my mouth. To believe in what I read is equally important.

When I begin to read a book, I will not think about another. If I have not completed the book, I will not start another.

I will give myself lots of time to study, and I will study hard. If I devote enough time and effort, I will thoroughly understand.

If I am in doubt, I will make a note of it. I will ask the person who has the knowledge for the right answer.

(Excerpted from “Student’s Rules”)