1. If people want to be aware of their own dignity, they must be humble. Indeed, human nature is dignified, but it is still unclear and incomplete. To say that people are dignified can only be limited to those who are selfless, altruistic, compassionate, emotional, and willing to do something.
2. Don’t let a person guard his dignity, but let his dignity guard him. -- Emerson
3. It is better to be in pieces than in pieces.
4. No matter how far the road is, it can’t be done, but no matter how small the things are, it can’t be done.
5. Human dignity can be summed up in one sentence: his belief. ...It is more valuable than money, status, power, and even life. --Haikal.
6. Dignity is civilization, but it is as easy to fall off as a layer on the face. ——Chen Jiaqi
7. The work of cleaning the floor, washing the spittoon, and the position of the president have their own dignity. --Nixon
8. This situation of devotion to other creatures and the universe. ―――Toynbee
9. The three armies can seize the commander, but an ordinary man cannot seize the will!
10. Never be poor because you have no means, and never be humble because you have no ambition.
11. All human dignity lies in thought. -- Pascal
12. Our dignity does not lie in what we do, but in what we know. ——Santayana
13. If you want others to respect you, you must first respect yourself. ——Tao Xingzhi
14. Self-esteem and self-love, as a driving force for striving for perfection, are the source of all great undertakings. ——Turgenev
15. We can lend our property and lives to our friends to meet their needs, but we must transfer the name of dignity and place our honor on others. On the head, this is rare. ——Montaigne
16. The dignity of life is a universal and absolute criterion. The dignity of life has no equivalent and cannot be replaced by anything. --Daisaku Ikeda
18. To succeed in everything, you must respect him.
19. You should never disrespect others just to please others. ——Rousseau
20. The dignity of life is the basis of all things that are super equivalent. ——Daisaku Ikeda
21. Where there is reason and wisdom, there is dignity. --Martin du Gard
Dignity mottos and aphorisms
Dignity mottos and aphorisms
1. Respect life, respect others and respect your own life. It is life. An accompaniment of the process is also a condition for mental health. Fromm
2. Although dignity is not a virtue, it is the mother of many virtues. Collinstom
3. The dignity of the country is more important than security and more valuable than destiny. Tow Wilson
4. Continuously recognizing one's own ignorance is a manifestation of human beings gaining wisdom.
5. Reading is nourishing the mind in a sense.
6. If people want to be aware of their own dignity, they must be humble. Indeed, human nature is dignified, but it is still unclear and incomplete. To say that human beings are dignified can only be limited to situations where they are selfless, altruistic, compassionate, emotional, and willing to sacrifice themselves for other creatures and the universe. Toynbee
7. Books are beacons standing in the vast ocean of time. Whipple
8. The job of cleaning the floor, washing the spittoon, and the position of the president have their own dignity. Nixon
9. A man who is omnipotent is really capable of nothing, and an expert who is expert in everything is really expert in nothing. Taofen Taofen's collection of essays should intensify study, grasp the center, and rather be refined than refined. Miscellaneous, it is better to be specialized rather than numerous. Selected Works of Zhou Enlai Zhou Enlai Reading is like mining, panning for gold in the sand. Zhao Shuli
10. Learning not only means accepting new knowledge, but also correcting mistakes and even understanding the mistakes.
11. It is most unhelpful to rely on reading and reciting what you read.
Zheng Banqiao
12. There needs to be a balance between people, just like nature needs balance. People who don’t respect other people’s feelings will ultimately only arouse dislike and hatred from others. Dale Carnegie
13. When you don’t have time to rest, that’s when you should rest. Sidney
14. Human dignity can be summed up in one sentence: that is, his belief that it is more valuable than money, status, power, and even life. Haikal
15. We can die, but we will never betray! We can die, but we must die with freedom and dignity! We can die, not because we do not value life, not because we do not value the creative undertakings carried out by our people, and cannot see the glorious future that we are entitled to through our own labor, but because each of us Life is inseparably linked with this kind of thinking and this kind of future. Castro
16. If a country cannot have the courage to safeguard its dignity at all costs, then this country is worthless. Schiller
17. A person who does not know his own dignity cannot respect the dignity of others. Schiller
18. People will always rely on their wisdom, conscience and human dignity. Suhomlinsky
19. Arrogance is a dignity that cannot be supported. Balzac
20. All human dignity lies in thought. Pascal
21. Ideal books are the key to wisdom. Tolstoy
22. We can lend our belongings and lives to our friends to meet their needs, but we must lend the name of dignity and put our own honor on others. Yes, this is rare. Montaigne
23. Self-esteem has so far been a necessary virtue for a few people. Wherever power is unequal, it is not to be found in those who submit to the domination of others. Russell
24. Beautiful clothes can come in handy only when you want to be respected by others and have no other way. Samuel Johnson
25. Books are the accelerator of life. Nikolayeva
26. When reading text, you must read it in large sections, keep your spirit up, your muscles and bones upright, don't be sleepy, as if there is a sword behind you. It is necessary to understand a paragraph. If you hit the beginning, the tail should be the same. If you hit the tail, the head should be the beginning. Don't press the book and you will be there, and cover the book and forget it. Zhu Xi and Zhu Zi's Collection of Languages
27. In literature, young people often start their careers as judges. Only when wisdom and experience come, do they finally gain the dignity of being tried. Thomas Hardy
28. Excellent books are precious milk that nurtures outstanding talents. They are preserved as human wealth and serve for the further development of human life. Milton
29. A man will regret himself and then others will regret it; his family will destroy himself and then destroy it; a country will cut itself down and then others will cut it down. Mencius
30. Being rude means forgetting one's own dignity. Chernyshevsky
31. Dignity is civilization, but it is as easy to fall off as a layer on the face. Chen Jiaqi
32. What matters is not the quantity of knowledge, but the quality of knowledge. Some people know a lot, but they don’t know the most useful things. Thores looked for something in the books he read that would lead him to the depths, and threw away everything else that overloaded the mind and lured him away from the point. Einstein
33. People are shocked in various ways: some are on the spine; some are on the nerves; some are on moral feelings; and the strongest and most lasting one is on personal dignity. superior. John Goers Watson
34. Seventieth birthday! It is a happy moment when people acquire a new and awesome dignity. At this time, you can put aside the pretentiousness that has been suppressed for more than thirty years, be fearless, calmly stand at the top of the seventh level of life, look down, and teach others without being criticized.
Mark Twain
35. Don’t let a person guard his dignity, but let his dignity guard him. Emerson
36. Learning is more valuable than elaboration. It is better to know ten things but not reach the ground than to know one thing but reach the ground. Chronology of Mr. Dai Zhen and Dai Dongyuan
37. Books are as rich as the sea and can be found in department stores. A person's energy and energy cannot absorb everything, but he can get what he wants. Therefore, I hope that scholars will seek it one at a time. Su Shi
38. People who fall into the love network of knowledge always taste the sweetness of knowledge.
39. The dignity of life is a universal and absolute criterion. The dignity of life has no equivalent and cannot be replaced by anything. Daisaku Ikeda
40. The lights are on at three and the chickens are on at five, which is when men are studying. Black-haired people don't know how to study diligently early, and white-haired people regret studying late. Yan Zhenqing's nature is one of ignorance, which leads to the concentration of his ambition: Therefore, a bookworm must be good at literature, and an art fool must have good skills. Those who are in a state of decline without success are those who claim to be not crazy. Pu Songling Abao
41. The dignity of life is the basis of all things that are super equivalent. Daisaku Ikeda
42. I think a person’s dignity does not lie in how much money he can earn or what social status he has obtained, but in whether he can use his expertise and live a meaningful life. A hundred people cannot all do the same thing, each has a different way of life. Although life is different, it is generally expected by modern people to give full play to their talents and expertise, let themselves be intoxicated in this joy, share it with the public, and realize the value of their own life through dedication. . Konosuke Matsushita
43. Humor is an affirmation of dignity and a proof of human transcendence. Romany Gray
44. If you want others to respect you, you must first respect yourself. Tao Xingzhi
45. People who cherish their thoughts must cherish their own dignity. Suhomlinsky
46. Books are the chronicles of mankind. They pass on the countless rich experiences accumulated by mankind from generation to generation. Kanyeri
47. Where there is reason and wisdom, there is dignity. Madan Dugar
48. Being rich in knowledge can enjoy spiritual satisfaction.
49. Honesty is a symbol of strength. It shows a person's high self-respect and inner sense of security and dignity. Erin Casser
50. Without self-respect, there will be no moral purity and rich individual spirit. Respect for oneself, sense of honor, pride, and self-esteem are the stones for honing delicate emotions. Suhomlinsky
51. Dressing and eating can be simple, but learning cannot be simple.
52. Our dignity does not lie in what we do, but in what we know. Santayana
53. The most important thing for people is dignity. Premchand
54. It is much easier to write ten volumes than to lay the foundation through actual actions.
55. Use laws to update people’s minds and establish new political institutions everywhere. Eliminate feudal remnants, ensure human dignity, promote economic prosperity, and unify Europe in the form of a stable federal Napoleon
56. A high degree of self-esteem is not synonymous with pride, arrogance, or a lack of self-criticism. People with high self-esteem do not think that they are superior to others, but they just have confidence in themselves and believe that they can overcome their shortcomings. Ishay Cohen
57. A truly great, proud and brave nation would rather face any disaster of war than exchange for lowliness at the expense of its national dignity. West Roosevelt
58. All human dignity lies in thought! Pascal
59. A person's dignity does not lie in receiving honor, but in being truly worthy of the honor. Aristotle
60. Self-esteem and self-love, as a driving force for perfection, are the source of all great undertakings. Turgenev
61. You should never disrespect yourself in order to please others.
Rousseau
62. Not believing in books cannot improve your realm. Believing in books is worse than having no books at all.
63. When I read a book about a topic that I don’t understand, the method I use is to first get a superficial understanding of the topic, first browse many pages and many chapters, and then start over from scratch. Start reading in order to gain sophisticated knowledge. When I read the end of the book, I understood its origin. This is the only correct way I can introduce to you. The Logic of Dietzgen's Dialectics
64. How can there be dignity without honesty? Cicero
65. The author may not be able to write until he is old, but he must learn from it.
66. Books are the ladder of human progress. Gorky
67. Show respect for the opinions of others. Never say: You are wrong. Carnegie
68. The extent to which a poet's imagination dominates reality is, in the final analysis, an accurate measure of his value and dignity. Santayana
6-9. If he does not know his own human dignity, he is completely unable to respect the dignity of others. Schiller
70. Every upright person should maintain his dignity. Rousseau
Maxims about dignity Life mottos about dignity
1. Arrogance is a dignity that cannot be supported. Balzac
2. Make hard work a habit and water the future with sweat.
3. It is inappropriate to belittle oneself when one has a great spirit of lofty ideals. Zhuge Liang
4. Don’t let a person guard his dignity, but let his dignity guard him. Emerson
5. When you have no time to rest, it is time for you to rest. Sidney
6. Every upright person should maintain his dignity. ——Rousseau
7. Respect life, respect others and respect your own life. It is an accompaniment of the life process and a condition of mental health. Fromm
8. Self-esteem is the great lever in a person's soul. Belinsky
9. Self-esteem is the mother of progress, and self-abasement is the source of degradation. Therefore, self-esteem is indispensable, and self-abasement is indispensable. Chinese journalist, political commentator and publisher Zou Taofen
10. Combining respect for yourself and respect for others will exude a noble temperament.
11. It is not good to humble oneself but respect others, and it is also not good to respect oneself but humble others. Xu Teli
12. Although dignity is not a virtue, it is the mother of many virtues. Collins
13. A gentleman values ??others but despises himself, putting others before himself. "Book of Rites"
14. People who cherish their thoughts must cherish their own dignity. ——Suhomlinsky
15. Any point on the earth is equally far away from the sun. Burton
16. It is not law to seek fame or be arrogant, so the first important thing in life is to understand yourself. Bruce Lee
17. Where there is reason and wisdom, there is dignity. Madan, Du and Gall
18. A writer's self-esteem is a disease similar to inflammation of the soul. Once someone gets this disease, he can no longer hear the songs of birds, see the brightness of the sun, and turn a blind eye to spring. Chekhov
19. We can lend our belongings and lives to our friends to meet their needs, but transferring the name of dignity and placing our honor on others is not a good idea. But it is rare. ―Montaigne
20. People will regret themselves and then others will regret them, their families will destroy themselves and then destroy them, and their countries will cut down themselves and then others will cut them down. "Mencius"
21. Eighty percent of men have only two things in their subconscious: self-esteem and vanity. If you can master this kind of psychology, it will be easy to ask a proud man to stand up or sit down. Taiwanese female writer, formerly known as Chen Maoping Sanmao
22. As far as I can see, the biggest problem is how to avoid being arrogant. Leo Burnett
23. Humility, if you humble yourself but respect others, is very important. Humility should be based on self-respect and respect for others.
Xu Teli
24. Don’t be afraid of losing a hundred battles, but be afraid of being discouraged. Anonymous
25. People are shocked in various ways: some are on the spine; some are on the nerves; some are on moral feelings; and the strongest and most lasting one is on personal dignity. John Goers Swane
26. Without self-respect, there will be no moral purity and rich personality spirit. Respect for oneself, honor, pride, and self-respect are the stones for honing delicate emotions. Suhomlinsky
27. Human dignity can be summed up in one sentence: that is, his belief that it is more valuable than money, status, power, and even life. Haikal
28. There is no failure, only temporary suspension of success!
29. Our dignity does not lie in what we do, but in what we know. Santayana
30. A gentleman would rather die to maintain his dignity than live in shameless existence. Valois
Famous quotes and aphorisms about dignity Quotes and aphorisms about dignity
1. A person who is cheerful and open-minded will feel the happiness of self-respect.
2. Don’t belittle yourself, nor brag blindly. Mao Dun
3. This awe-inspiring concept of personality makes us notice that our behavior does not conform to it, and thus dampens our self-esteem. At the same time, it makes us The sublimity of our nature is clearly seen; this idea is natural and obvious even in the most ordinary aspects of human reason. Anyone who knows a little bit of shame will sometimes find that he can tell a harmless lie to get rid of some disgusting behavior. Or even seek some kind of benefit for his lovely and respectable friend, but he just because he was afraid of secretly despising it, and he never lied after all? As long as an upright person abandons his duties, he can escape from a certain miserable situation, and the reason why he is able to persevere without any trouble is not because he realizes that in this way he can set an example, maintain human dignity, respect it, and can reflect inwardly without feeling guilty. Aren't you afraid of conscience rebuke? Kant
4. Combining respect for yourself and respect for others will exude a noble temperament.
5. Although dignity is not a virtue, it is the mother of many virtues. Collinstom
6. Excessive self-esteem makes us more sensitive, self-conscious, and ultimately unable to experience the joy of life.
7. A high degree of self-esteem is not synonymous with arrogance or a lack of self-criticism. People with high self-esteem do not think that they are superior to others, but they just have confidence in themselves and believe that they can overcome their shortcomings. Ishay Cohen
8. The most important thing for people is dignity. Premchand
9. Where there is reason and wisdom, there is dignity. Madan Dugar
10. If he does not know his own human dignity, he is completely unable to respect the dignity of others. Schiller
11. How can there be dignity without honesty? Cicero
12. Balzac's rudeness means forgetting his own dignity. Russian writer
13. Self-esteem is not contempt, self-confidence is not complacency, and independence is not isolation. Xu Teli
14. The work of cleaning the floor, washing the spittoon, and the position of the president have their own dignity. Nixon
15. If a country cannot have the courage to safeguard its dignity at all costs, then the country is worthless Schiller
Collection of aphorisms on clean government
1. Don’t be greedy, don’t be greedy, don’t seek selfish interests, don’t take advantage of others; don’t be obsessed with sex, don’t break the law, have no regrets in life, and don’t regret in death.
2. Being bound by material desires will make life miserable. Keep integrity and diligence in mind, and you will feel fulfilled throughout your life.
3. Being indifferent to fame and fortune is like having a cup of tea to calm the mind, and being pragmatic for the people is like accumulating merit that will last forever.
4. Coming out of the mud but not stained, washing the clear ripples without being evil.
5. Strengthen the construction of party style and clean government and build a socialist harmonious society.
6. If you do something special once, you will lose one point of prestige; if you break the rules once, you will leave a stain. If you seek personal gain once, you will lose a piece of people's hearts.
7. Greed and happiness will never go hand in hand.
8. Being an official does not involve lack of respect for one’s position but lacks respect for virtue; being diligent does not involve lack of salary but lack of knowledge.
9. The merits and demerits must be tested by history, and integrity and diligence must be judged by the masses.
10. If you indulge in small things, you will lose big things.
11. Integrity and self-discipline, the alarm bell is ringing
12. Integrity and self-discipline, it starts with me
13. Be proud of loving the motherland and be ashamed of harming the motherland
14. Be proud of serving the people and ashamed of betraying the people
15. Be proud of advocating science and be ashamed of ignorance
On the road to dreams In the face of hardships and ups and downs, persistence is the best sharp knife. It will help a person cut through difficulties, overcome difficulties, and reach the dream covered with flowers.
16. Be proud of hard work and be ashamed of indolence
17. Be proud of solidarity and mutual assistance and be ashamed of benefiting yourself at the expense of others
Taking the initiative to accept supervision is like a bitter medicine. It is beneficial to the disease, and it can prevent the disease from getting worse; trying to avoid supervision is like making a cocoon to tie yourself up and make a prison, which will eventually lead to blindness and self-destruction of the future.
18. Be proud of being honest and trustworthy, and be ashamed of being unjust for profit
19. Be proud of obeying the law and be ashamed of breaking the law
20 , Take pride in hard work and be ashamed of luxury and leisure
21. Seize the present and cherish the future.
22. Be grateful, smile and feel embarrassed, show compassion to the people and think about integrity.
23. If your roots are deep, you are not afraid of the wind. How can you walk upright in heaven and earth?
24. Never forget the image of a public servant in every word and deed; always think about the well-being of the people in every move.
25. When making decisions, people should be people-oriented and avoid being eager for quick success. When doing work, you should be truthful and pragmatic and have a reputation.
26. Adhere to integrity and self-discipline and strive to set an advanced example.
27. Integrity is high, and corruption cannot be tolerated.
28. If you cannot effectively restrain yourself, you cannot effectively restrain others.
29. Don’t praise good deeds because they are small, and don’t punish evil people because they are small.
30. Those who are honest, self-disciplined and have no disease, seek truth and be pragmatic will achieve success.
31. The reputation of an official becomes a civil servant, and the achievements are achieved through steady steps.
32. If you always examine yourself, the sufferings of the people will always be at your heart; if you are careful about everything, you will be a clean official and a poor man who dreams of Chang'an.
33. If you cultivate yourself, your heart will be as pure as a deep spring; if you indulge in lust, you will surely fall into a mire.
34. The most important thing when establishing a party is serving the public and serving the people wholeheartedly, and the most important thing is to govern for the people with clean government.
35. The most important thing in government is integrity, and the most important thing in life is sincerity.
36. Raise the sail of ideals, hold the rudder of clean government, and sail towards the road to success.
37. To conduct one’s life in society one must be passionate and to perform one’s duties impartially without any selfishness.
38. Giving in to others is arsenic that harms people; criticism and supervision is a good medicine that saves people.
39. Pay attention to trivial details, and be careful about every detail of your words and deeds; when doing big things, you must be virtuous and diligent in all aspects.
A wise man serves as an official, takes care of the country's worries, solves problems for the people, dedicates his whole life, and enjoys peace throughout his life. Foolish people work as officials, seeking wealth for themselves, seeking power and profit, and exhausting their agencies. They will never be able to find happiness.
40. Self-control is the most basic and important human ability.
41. Indifferent to fame and wealth, the breeze blows on the sleeves, and the body is upright; the right and wrong are clear, and righteousness is born in the chest.
42. Money, beauty and family affection are the touchstones of officialdom and the warning signs of state, law, party discipline and regulation in politics.
43. Ordinary position, noble personality.
44. If one thing is not clear, one will be wrong; if one official is not clear, one will be wrong.
45. Small good deeds will benefit the world; small bad deeds will be eliminated early to avoid future troubles.
Taxation refers to matters related to taxation. The scope of general taxation includes: the concept of tax law, the nature of taxation, the generation of taxation, and the role of taxation.
As one of the economic levers, taxation has the function of regulating income distribution, promoting resource allocation, and promoting economic growth. The following are aphorisms about clean government in taxation. You are welcome to read them!
46. If you make the wrong button on the first button, you can stop the first temptation and have a smooth journey.
47. It’s not just about how many people you welcome when you take office; it’s also about how many people you send off when you leave office.
48. Be clear-headed when doing things and do not be fooled by illusions;
Keep your own door well, manage your family well, hold anti-corruption meetings well, and be a good person who resists corruption. Question, cook a clean dish, have a peaceful festival, and realize an auspicious dream.
Be open-minded in your heart and don’t think about false reputations.
49. A self-aware person will not be moved by flattery, and an honest person will not be tempted by temptation.
50. The cool breeze comes from the forest and valley, and the source of integrity comes from self-discipline.
51. Start with system construction and start bit by bit.
52. If party style and discipline are compromised, mistakes will be made sooner or later.
53. Anti-corruption depends on the size of the matter, and promoting integrity does not depend on the position.
54. Always have justice in your heart, and have a book of justice in your hand.
55. Smile to get rid of selfishness, and then you can deal with public affairs; first be honest with yourself, and then you can listen to what others say.
56. If you are honest, the days will be like a day and it will be easy to live; if you are greedy, the days will be like a year and it will be difficult.
57. Really keep the "Three Represents" in mind and always maintain integrity.
58. When the country is upright and the people are at ease, the officials will be clean and the people will be at ease.
59. Supervision means caring, and openness means promoting integrity.
60. Strict resistance to all desires, diligence to promote all industries.
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