1. Mao Xuecao (taken from "Xuecao Bingxin", Zhixing has noble and pure moral character.)
2. Mao Zhiyu (taken from "The grace of knowing and encountering", give appreciation and reuse )
3. Mao Qiyi (taken from "Qiyi's Year", from "Book of Rites·Qu Lishang", used to refer to people who live to be a hundred years old.)
4. Mao Xinghuan (taken from "Knotting a grass ring", an old metaphor for gratitude and repaying kindness, which will never be forgotten until death.)
5. Mao Xingmu (taken from "Good Bird Selection" "Rook on trees", [proverb] originally means that excellent birds will choose ideal trees as their habitat. It is a metaphor that excellent talents should choose good units that can use their talents and good leaders who can make good use of themselves.)
6. Mao Wangmei (taken from "looking at plum blossoms to quench thirst", later used to describe wishes that cannot be realized and comfort oneself with fantasy.
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