Idioms, proverbs, sayings and famous sayings about politeness.

Idioms are polite, gentle and respectful. . .

courteous

modest gentleman

modest and prudent

courteous corporal

respectful and courteous

sincere

respectful and courteous

courteous and courteous

courteous

courteous. Be respectful and self-effacing, gentle and gentle, gentle and gentle, and be all ears.

Treat each other with courtesy, treat each other with vanity, treat yourself with vanity, treat yourself with vanity, and wait for vanity.

Honesty and faith are easy to guard against arrogance and rashness, and self-knowledge is easy to guard against arrogance and rashness.

Corporal Lixian is approachable and gentle, and is all ears. Ming is not arrogant and impetuous. Corporal Lixian is approachable and courteous. Gentle and modest, modest and courteous. Corporal respects the virtuous and courteous, and treats them wholeheartedly. The respectful and courteous courteous courteously and courteously, and at the same time, he condescends to others, condescends to others, and sweeps the couch to welcome people without arrogance and gentleness. Modesty and courtesy; Heart to heart; Be kind to others; Treat courtesy with an empty seat, be gentle and polite, and listen with respect.

Treat courtesy with an empty mind, and listen to the empty left.

Be loyal to the scriptures, ask questions, be happy, be self-aware, be neither arrogant nor impetuous.

Be honest, be happy, guard against arrogance and rashness, and be polite, be humble, be modest, and be humble. Treat the virtuous and courteous people wholeheartedly.

Kegong and Keke are always courteous and courteous, and at the same time bow down.

Give in to others, bow down to respect the virtuous and sweep the path for sweeping the couch to meet them.

Be kind and welcome people, be gentle and respectful, but not arrogant and graceful.

Be gentle and humble, and let the three sages love.

The courtesy is mainly a manifestation of self-restraint. -Emerson

If we want to cultivate the moral character of justice, we should form a good habit of being meticulous. -Lincoln

A strong thirst for knowledge and beauty is self-cultivation. -Bennett

reciprocity. If you don't come, you will be indecent; It is also impolite to come and not go.

-On the Book of Rites and Quli

Politeness makes polite people happy, and also makes those who are treated with courtesy happy. -Montesquieu

Politeness is the first important thing that children and young people should be especially careful to form habits.

-John Locke

Politeness is the golden key for human beings.

-Juan Antoniode

There are two kinds of bad manners: the first is coy and shy; The second is misconduct and slightness; To avoid these two situations, we must abide by the following rule, that is, don't look down on yourself or others.

-John Locke

The purpose and function of etiquette is to soften the original stubbornness, soften people's temperament, and make them respect others and get along with others.

-John Locke

Being rude to people is not a manifestation of bad character, but a concentration of many bad habits, such as laziness, stupidity, jealousy, carelessness, vanity, and ignorance of people.

--------Bruyal

It is the easiest thing to do and the most precious thing to send goose feathers a thousand miles away.

-Gonchard

The purpose and function of etiquette is to soften the original stubbornness, soften people's temperament, and make them respect others and get along with others.

-Locke

Being rude to people is not a manifestation of bad character, but a concentration of many bad habits, such as laziness, stupidity, jealousy, carelessness, vanity, and ignorance of people.

-Bruyal

A person's courtesy is a mirror that reflects his portrait.

-Goethe

Politeness can often replace the noblest feelings.

-Merimee

People don't hate etiquette. If you want to be good, let it be big and small.

-Proverbs

diamond cut diamond, salute before the enemy.

-Proverbs

Weird people don't know manners, but knowing manners is not weird.

-Proverbs

Life has given us a great and infinitely noble gift, which is youth: full of strength, expectation, willingness, ambition to learn and struggle, hope and confidence.

-ostrovsky

should be noble; Life should be frank; Behave, you should be polite.

-Montesquieu

The wedding was extravagant, and both sides lost.

-(Manchu) proverb

Blame is a friend's gift.

-Proverbs

Officials don't give gifts, and dogs don't bite or shit.

-Proverbs

Wild dogs don't bite and shit, and the master doesn't give gifts.

-(Mongolian) Proverbs

A man without manners is like a house without windows.