A famous saying about politeness

1. Courtesy delights polite people and delights those who are treated with courtesy. - Montesquieu

2. I am convinced that there is no such a strange impact on the development of man than the appearance of man. --Leo Tolstoy

3. The ignorant always thinks that what he knows is very important, and he should talk to others. But a well-educated person does not easily show off the knowledge in his stomach. He can speak a lot of things, but he thinks that there are still many things that he can't say well. - Rousseau

4. The reason why people are expensive is that they are trustworthy and courteous; the reason why the country can be strong is that Yun is only good and good. ——Tang Zhang Jiuling

5. The function or purpose of good manners is only to make those who talk to us feel comfortable and satisfied, nothing else. To be able to show your respect, value and goodwill to others through appropriate ordinary etiquette and respect. This is a very high level. It is a great skill to be able to do this without being suspicious, hypocritical or mean. - Locke

6. Human beings are nothing but happiness, so polite people are more welcome than others. The ability, sincerity and goodwill of a sincere friend often fail to offset the uneasiness of his serious and solid expression. . - Locke

7. Knowledge must be politely decorated and smoothed out in the world. Without them, knowledge is like a huge, rough diamond. It is good to be curious and its substantial value in the tree, but after pondering But more precious. - Charidfield

8. If you want to be educated, "it's going to understand the best things the world is talking about and thinking about." - Arnold

9. Courtesy is a language. Its rules and practices are mainly to observe and to learn from those who are educated. - Locke

10. People with cultural upbringing can find good meanings in good things. This is because there are hopes in these beautiful things. - Wilde

11. The cultivation of temperament is not for others, but for the enhancement of their ability to live. - Ikeda Daisaku

12. Courtesy comes from the heart, and its roots are intrinsic. However, if the form of politeness is cancelled, its spirit and essence disappear. - John Hall

13. The righteousness, the righteousness, the goodness of the people, and the wealth of the corn are also at home. - 荀子

14. The most important thing in life is politeness. It is more important than the highest wisdom. - Anonymous

15. A brave and true soul can be seen with your own eyes, love with your own heart, and judge with your own reason. Don't make shadows, but be human. - Roman Manlan

16. Don't be exaggerated. It’s better to say nothing than to say too much. - Lev Thort

17. People must not be proud, but they must not be proud. ——Xu Beihong

18. If the dress is not correct, the guest will not. - Guan Zhong

19. If you go forward or backward, you will not be able to do so. - Guan Zhong

20. The essence of self-cultivation is like the character of a person, and ultimately it comes down to the question of moral sentiment. - Emerson

21. It is not difficult to express his politeness to people with kind people. - Rousseau

22. A person who wants to help the weak should be a strong person, not a weak one like them. For them have done bad things, don't be lenient, if you want. You can't relax for the bad things they will do. -Roman Roland

23. Let one get one hundred and fight for ten. --mark

24. Humility is the color of virtue. - Tiognes

25. Fully damage, modest benefits, no reach, work all day long, self-improvement. ——Chen Yi

26. Without great character, there are no great people, no great artists, great actors. -Roman Roland

27. In men, wisdom and education are the most important, beautiful and not beautiful, it is nothing to him! If you have no education and wisdom in your mind, then even if you are a beautiful man, it is worthless. - Chekhov

28. There is a great yearning for education - a yearning for beauty and light. It even has a greater yearning for the yearning for the good and the light to overcome everything. - Arnold