Virtue

1. Disgrace, no more than shameless. —— Wang Tong

2. Revolutionary morality does not fall from the sky. It is developed and consolidated from the daily struggle and exercise of perseverance. Just as the jade is getting brighter and brighter, the gold is more pure and pure. —— Hu Zhiming

3. The child is to be taught by others. The problem is that someone else is going to be a doctor, even if he is a teacher or a doctor. However, the method of being a man is probably to be considered by himself. The recipe for many people is often nothing but waste paper. —— Lu Xun

4. It is not impossible to be righteous, but to be afraid of being righteous and not brave. —— Xie Juezhen

5. Be mindful, even when you are alone, don't say bad things or do bad things, but learn to be more shameful in front of yourself than in front of others. —— Democritus

6. Quiet to cultivate, to cultivate morality. —— Zhuge Liang

7. The gentleman is worried that he is not worried about poverty. —— Kongqiu

8. Poor and innocent, rich and arrogant. —— Zigong

9. If you use it in a strong way, then you can’t be poor. —— 荀 荀

10. Extravagant and lazy are poor, but powerful and prosperous. —— Han Fei

11. The journey of the gentleman, quietly to cultivate, to cultivate morality, not indifferent to Mingzhi, non-quiet and far-reaching. —— Zhuge Liang

12. The extravagant wolf is a sinister, and a fierce one is in front of him. —— Bai Juyi

13. If you don't think about peace of mind, you will be extravagant; you will seek for Mumao with the roots of the land. —— Wei Zheng

14. Examine the former sages and homes, and the successes are ruined by luxury. —— Li Shangyin

15. The ancestors took the two rivers alone, and the descendants were mostly descended from the city. After the success of the luxury, Yi Le Anzhi and the disaster double? —— Wang Anshi

16. Extravagance is more than desire. If a gentleman wants to be rich, he will admire the riches. —— Sima Guang

17. Extravagance draws on enthusiasm and humiliation; when it comes to grace, it is no one to ask for help, and it is self-sufficient. —— Luo Dajing

18. Half-powder is still cherished for public items. The students do not understand the rest of the song, but the rest is a fine person. —— Xu Te Li

19. Those who are wholly dependent on wealth will never be fair. —— Democritus

20. Whoever saves food on weekdays, is easy to get through when he is poor; who is rich and luxurious when he is rich, he will die of hunger and cold when he is poor. —— Sadie

21. Luxury always follows fornication, and fornication always follows luxury. —— Montesquieu

22. The inevitable consequence of luxury – the disintegration of weathering – in turn causes a corrupted taste. —— Rousseau

23. The purpose and role of etiquette is to make the original stubbornness smooth, to make people's temperament gentle, so that he respects others and gets along with others. —— John Locke

24. Goodness and welcoming people, like a brother; evil spirits greet people, harming the Ge soldiers. —— Guan Zhong

25. There are great brave men in the world who are stunned and not stunned. -- Su Shi

26. We should pay attention to not hurting other comrades without words, but when others use language to hurt themselves, they should also be able to afford it. —— Liu Shaoqi

27. The golden key to courtesy of humanity. —— Songsu Neiji

28. The impetuous speech is not necessarily justified. —— Sadie

29. Whether you are a man or a woman, being gentle and generous is worthy of the name of the person. A person’s true heroic determination is by no means equivalent to using a fist to stop others from speaking. —— Sadie

30. Huge fire, easy to cause anger and annoyance, is a bad habit and makes the mind to the wrong thing, it is impulsive and irrational action. ——Peter Apolad

31. Young people should not injure people. They should give personal income to everyone. They should avoid hypocrisy and deception. They should be pleasing to the people, so that they should learn to be honest. —— Comenius

32. Courtesy is the first major event that children and youth should be particularly careful to develop into habits. —— John Locke

33. Courtesy delights polite people and delights those who are treated with courtesy. —— Montesquieu

34. When a bad thing is learned, the bad habits that have been contaminated in the early years will appear in all acts and actions from now on. Whether it is a problem in speech or action, three years old to old, sixty will not change. —— Krylov

35. Courtesy can often replace the most noble feelings. - Merimee's courtesy is the easiest thing to do and the most precious thing. —— Gonchar

36. Temper is one of the more despicable natures of mankind. If a person loses his temper, it is a step backward on the ladder of human progress. —— Darwin

37. The bees are honeydled from the flowers and thank the camp when they leave. The boastful butterfly believes that flowers should be thanked to him. —— Tagore

38. There is also a driving hub in a people’s country, which is a virtue. —— Montesquieu

39. Man cannot live as a beast, and should pursue knowledge and virtue. —— Dante

40. Don't be evil, don't be good or small. Only Xiande is able to serve people. —— Liu Bei

41. Do not suffer from the disrespect of the position, but not the virtues of virtue; not shameless, but shameless. —— Zhang Heng

42. The wall of the city of Tu Fu can be thick. —— Li Bai

43. Do a good thing, be calm in your heart; do an anecdote, and hold your eyes. —— Shen Hanguang

44. It is the most commendable revolutionary quality that is not contaminated by sludge and is not eroded by bourgeois sugar-coated shells. —— Zhou Enlai

45. One of the saddest things in a person is not too conscience. —— Guo Moruo

46. ​​Being shy is an emotion of fear or fear of humiliation that prevents people from committing certain despicable acts. —— Spinoza

47. Enthusiastic commitment to acting in ethics rather than ethics. —— Democritus

48. Feelings are greatly inspiring, and as such, they are an important prerequisite for all moral behavior. ——Kellof

49. Without great character, there are no great people, no great artists, great actors. ——Roman Roland

50. Reason is higher than the mind, and thought is more reliable than feelings. —— Gorky

51. Communism is not only manifested in the fields and sweaty factories, but also in the family, at the dinner table, between relatives, in mutual relations. —— Mayakovsky

52. The virtues of those who have virtues are only tempted by the lack of temptation; this is not because their lives are monotonous, or because they concentrate on one goal and do not care. —— Duncan

53. Human beings are given a job, that is, spiritual growth. -- Leo Tolstoy

54. People should be clear-minded in wisdom, morally innocent, and physically clean. —— Chekhov

55. Conscience is determined by human knowledge and overall lifestyle. —— Marx

56. Law-abiding and conscientious people will not steal even if they have urgent needs. However, even if a million dollars are given to a thief, there is no way to expect him not to steal. —— Krylov