13 virtues in Franklin's Autobiography

1. Moderate. Not enough food; not drunk.
2. Silence. It is necessary for people to be helpful and avoid chatting.
3. Life order. Everything should be placed in a certain place; Every daily task should have a certain period of time.
4. determination. Do what you want to do. Do what you want to do.
5. Simple. Money must be good for others. In other words, do not waste money.
6. diligence. Do not waste time; do something useful every moment to stop all unnecessary actions.
7. Sincere. Do not deceive people; keep your thoughts pure and just; do the same if you speak.
8. Fairness. Do not do things that are not conducive to people. Do not forget to do things that are beneficial to people.
9. Moderate. Avoid extremes. If a person gives you a penalty, you should tolerate it.
10. Clean. Clean your body, clothes, and shelter.
11. Calm down. Do not panic because of trivial matters or common inevitable accidents.
12. Chastity. Except for the sake of being healthy or giving birth to future generations, we do not often hold houses. We should stop excessive incidents, harm the body or damage the peace or reputation of ourselves or others.
13. modesty. Follow Jesus and Socrates.