1. In government affairs, justice is not only a virtue, but also a strength. ——Napoleon

2. Open your heart and all good will come out. ——Fang Xiaoru, Ming Dynasty

3. Do not look at others. ——Russia

4. Saying illegal things is not done out of mouth, and doing unjust things is not done in the heart. ——Tang Yang Jiong

5. One hour of doing justice is better than five days and nights of praying. ——Arab

6. China attaches great importance to the Three Cardinal Principles, while Westerners understand equality best. ——Jia Yan Fu

7. The Ming Dynasty has no selfless care, and the Ming Dynasty has no selfless relatives. ——Tang Zhang Yungu

8. The actual content of the proletariat’s demand for equality is the demand for the elimination of classes. Any demand for equality beyond this scope is bound to be absurd. ——Engels

9. The "people" who exercise power and the people by whom power is exercised are not always the same type of people. —— Johnson Stuart Mill

10. Private sight makes one blind, private hearing makes one deaf, and private worry makes one mad. ——Lu Shi Chun Qiu

11. Human beings are born unequal, so trying to treat others equally is in vain. ——Jane Ann Froude

12. Government depends on getting rid of selfishness. If selfishness is not eliminated, justice will perish. ——Jin·Fu Xuan

13. The body of the world is shared, and the things of the world are shared by the people. —— Liezi

14. Let us remember that the principle of justice must be implemented at the bottom of society. ——Cicero

15. If the heart is honest, people will be harmonious. ——Yao Chong of the Tang Dynasty

16. Unjust things are really not beneficial to people; just things at least do no harm to people. ——Xiang George

17. The human heart is like a candle, shining in all directions, up and down. ——Xue Xuan of Ming Dynasty

18. The so-called friendship is a transaction between equal people without the relationship of interest. ——Goldsmith

19. Friendship is a kind of harmonious equality. ——Pythagoras

20. The eyes are bright, the hearing is clever, and the heart is noble. ——Deng Xizi

21. A public person is wise, and a selfless person is upright. ——The Yellow Emperor's Sutra

22. The journey of the great road means that the world is public. ——Book of Rites

23. Justice is the virtue of rewarding and punishing those who are fair-minded. ——Aristotle

24. Do not govern your body before filial piety, and do not govern your country before your public duties. ——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty

25. If there is equality, there will be no war. ——Solon

26. The basic effort of a society may be to try to make its members equal, but the individual self-esteem of its members always hopes that they will get ahead and form some kind of disadvantage somewhere that is beneficial to them. equality. ——De Tocqueville

27. Things that are higher than morality must be based on justice, include justice, and be obtained through fair means. ——Xiang George

28. A public person is called selfless, and a fair person is called unbiased. ——Qing·He Qi

29. Strength comes from justice. ——Lincoln

30. It is better to uphold justice than to scold evil. ——Germany

31. Without justice, there is no morality at all. ——Cicero

32. For a person with superior talents, knowing how to treat others equally is the greatest and most upright quality. ——Richard Steele

33. All knowledge that deviates from fairness should be called cunning, not wisdom. ——Plato

34. The love of high-profile charity and low-profile charity are equal. ——Chen Guangbiao

35. Equality is the most congenial with equals. ——Cicero

36. It is more degrading to treat others unfairly than to be treated unfairly. ——Plato

37. Ping and then Qing, Qing and then Ming. ——Sima Guang of the Song Dynasty

38. Matters depend on right and wrong, and public affairs do not matter far or near. ——Tang·Zhang Jiuling

39. The so-called equality means that the poor do not take advantage of the rich. ——Aristotle

40. Justice and equality are the foundation of a country. ——He Qi of the Qing Dynasty

41. The so-called one punishment means that there is no level of punishment.

——Shang Yang

42. Delaying justice is injustice. ——Lando