The famous aphorisms of tolerance are as follows:

1. The widest thing in the world is the ocean, wider than the ocean is the sky, and wider than the sky is the human mind.

2. The flowers of youth bloom and wither, making us tired but not regretful; the wind and rain of the four seasons make us heartbroken but not haggard; how many misunderstandings plead guilty to tolerance, how many setbacks and self-confidence hold hands.

3. Learning tolerance means growth. A beautiful tree can absorb more grace of the sun and the moon, and stretch out its strong and mature power.

4. If you don’t think twice about things, you will eventually regret them. People who can endure a hundred times will have no worries.

5. Tolerance means respecting other people’s beliefs.

6. Tolerance is great, and to be strong is to be without desire.

7. Many times, it is ourselves who have trouble with ourselves.

8. The past has passed, but the future has not yet come. No matter what happens in the future, all we have is this, now.

9. Be magnanimous and tolerate nothing.

10. Tolerance is not to tolerate mistakes and weakness, but to be strong and brave.

11. If you still want to be tolerant to others, don’t wait for others to beg. Remember the old saying: Giving is always more pleasant than giving.

12. Teachers must have a tolerant heart and a pair of appreciative eyes.

13. Tolerance is like the drizzle from the sky that nourishes the earth. It blesses those who tolerate and those who are tolerated.

14. Let it go when it’s time to let it go. When you tolerate others, you are actually leaving a vast sea and sky for yourself.

15. Forgiveness is just burying regrets quietly; forgetting is the most profound and thorough tolerance.