- 身体力行 shēntǐlìxíng to practice what one preachesto personally experience and put into practice; to do as one preaches
- 力行近乎仁 lìxíngjìnhūrén vigorous practice is near to benevolencepart of the three requirements for self-cultivation from the Book of Rites, suggesting that practicing virtues with effort brings one close to the quality of humanity
- 好学近乎知,力行近乎仁,知耻近乎勇 hàoxuéjìnhūzhìlìxíngjìnhūrénzhīchǐjìnhūyǒng love of learning, diligent practice, and sense of shameA classic teaching from the "Doctrine of the Mean" stating that a love of learning is close to wisdom, practicing with effort is close to benevolence, and having a sense of shame is close to courage
- 躬体力行 gōngtǐlìxíng to practice what one preachesto practice what one preaches; to personally attend to something or carry it out with effort