1. The expression of respect has great power for those who are rich in noble thoughts and have a sense of honor.

From: [Ancient Greece] Democritus: "Fragments of Works"

Democritus was born in the commercial city of Abdera on the coast of Thrace. The great Greek materialist philosopher, one of the founders of atomic materialism (the first to propose atomism (everything is composed of atoms)).

2. It is appropriate to respect the law, officials and the wisest people.

From: [Ancient Greece] Democritus: "The Book of Money"

3. If you want to be respected, you have to go from adhering to a strict worship system to carefully tying your knots. Start with something as small as a tie.

From: [France] Hugo: "Labourers at Sea"

Victor Hugo, French writer, representative writer of positive romantic literature in the early 19th century, humanitarian A representative figure and an outstanding bourgeois democratic writer in the history of French literature, he is known as the "Shakespeare of France".

4. The basis of respect is choice. To respect everyone is to respect no one.

From: [France] Stendhal: "On a New Conspiracy Against the Industrialists"

Stendhal. His original name was Marie-Henri Bell "Stendhal" (also translated as Stendhal), a 19th-century French critical realist writer. His representative works are "Armans", "The Red and the Black" (1830), and "The Abbey of Parma" (1839).

5. The basis of respect is preference. Respecting everyone means not respecting anyone.

From: [France] Molière: "Cynical"

Molière, formerly known as Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, is a French comedy writer, actor, and theater activist. Home. Founder of French ballet comedy.