A collection of inspirational ancient sayings about kindness
1. Generally kind people always like to think the best of people, always think of people better than they actually are, and always like to exaggerate. their benefits. For such people, later disillusionment is difficult, especially when they feel responsible. ——Dostoyevky
2. Utility is the purpose of a machine and the basis for testing the value of the machine, while kindness is only the purpose and will of human beings. ——Tagore's "Nationalism"
3. One good deed stains the heart and is immortal. Hundreds of lights shine brightly, thousands of miles are bright. ——Xiao Gang, Southern and Northern Dynasties
4. If you remove one evil, you will cultivate ten good things. ——"History of Song Dynasty." "Bishan Biography"
5. Only reason can teach us to know good and evil, and make us like good and hate evil. Although conscience does not depend on reason, without reason, conscience cannot develop. ——Rousseau
6. Come out, my heart, and meet it with your love. ——Tagore
7. The most beautiful music of the soul is kindness! . ——Romain Rolland
8. Don’t do evil because it’s small, don’t do good because it’s small! ——Liu Bei
9. Goodness is the most precious treasure, which can be used in a lifetime; the heart is a good farm, and there will be more than enough for a hundred lifetimes.
10. The difference between good and evil lies in the behavior itself, not in the status. ——Shakespeare
11. People who always think about how to do good things have no time to do good things. —— Tagore
12. A word of kindness is worth more than a thousand pieces of gold. ——Jin·Ge Hong
13. Don’t be good at cultivating your heart by avoiding desires. ——Mencius
14. Good things should only be stopped. ——Wang Anshi's "On Rites and Music"
15. Love and kindness are happiness and truth, the only possible happiness and truth in the world. ——Romain Rolland's "The Biography of Tolstoy"
16. Be a kind person and seek happiness for mankind. ——Gorky
17. If you sing about beauty, there will be an audience even if you are in the center of the desert. ——Kahlil Gibran
18. Without simplicity, kindness and truth, there would be no greatness. - Lev. Tolstoy
19. If "good" has a reason, it is no longer good. If "goodness" has its consequences, it cannot be called "goodness". "Goodness" is something beyond the relationship between cause and effect. ——Lev Tor
20. Truly talented people are always kind, frank, straightforward, and never reserved. ——Balzac
21. No good deeds, no charity. ——Confucius, "The Analects of Confucius, Gong Ye Chang"
22. The best way to avoid doing bad things is to do good things, because the most difficult thing in the world is to try not to do anything. —— Carlyle
23. To do good is to ascend, to do evil is to fall. ——Zuo Zhuan
24. The source of kindness is in the heart. If you dig it, it will gush out. ——Aurelius
25. For me, the meaning of life is to put yourself in others’ shoes, worry about other people’s worries, and enjoy other people’s happiness. ——Einstein
26. People with talent are always kind, frank, straightforward, and never reserved. ——Balzac
27. Goodness is not a kind of knowledge, but a kind of behavior. ——Romain Rolland
28. Beauty is a symbol of goodness. ——Miguel Dufhena
29. Conscience is the sentinel of each of our hearts. It stands there on duty and monitors us not to do anything illegal. It is an agent embedded in the central stronghold of the self. —— Maugham
30. Beauty without virtue is fleeting; but because there is a beautiful soul in your beauty, your beauty is eternal. ——Shakespeare
31. The goal of intellectual desire is truth; the goal of moral desire is good; the goal of aesthetic desire is beauty, **, that is, the ideal in the world. ——Hōnobu Kuroda
32. When a person’s words and deeds are inconsistent, it’s completely bad, and it will lead to hypocrisy. ——Lenin
33. What is money compared to a pure conscience? ——Hardy
34. Important signs of mature personality: tolerance, tolerance, and kindness. ——Dale Carnegie
35. If beauty is a letter of recommendation, then kindness is a credit card. ——Bulwer Yishun
36. A large number of good deeds may be out of severity, and more out of love, but most of them are out of clear understanding and unbiased fairness. ——Goethe
37. Conscience, the thing that condemns people, is enough to scare me. This is true for adults as well as children. —— Dickens' "Great Expectations"
38. If black and white and good and evil are put together, they will be clearly visible in comparison. ——Chaucer
39. Charitable acts can relieve the pain of others more than money. ——Rousseau
40. Doing good to a good person will make him better; doing good to an evil person will make him worse.
——Michelangelo
41. Malice and kindness are both magnifying glasses, but the former has a greater magnification. ——Halifax
42. Among all moral qualities, good nature is the most needed in the world. ——Russell
43. Truth, goodness, and beauty are very similar qualities. Add some rare and outstanding situations to the first two qualities, and truth will appear beautiful, and goodness will also appear beautiful. —— Diderot
44. Those who do good things to others will be morally successful, those who have good intentions will have peace in their families, and those who do good deeds will have descendants. ——Ming Dynasty Fang Xiaoru
45. No matter where a noble person goes, there is always a strong defender beside him - that is, conscience. ——Scott
46. To a kind-hearted person, the idea that a price must be paid is itself an insult. Virtue is not a decoration, but the expression of a beautiful heart. ——Gide
47. Simplicity touches my heart more than clever words. ——Shakespeare
48. But only good character will never become too much for God or man. ——Francis Bacon
49. Compassion is not forced, it falls from heaven to earth like manna; it not only brings happiness to those who receive it, but also gives happiness to those who give it. ——Shakespeare
50. If everything is good, everything is beautiful. ——"Study on Tolstoy's Works" ()
51. The touching warmth of human kindness can heal the wounds of the soul and body. ——Rozov
52. Having a direct interest in natural beauty... is always a sign of a kind heart.
——Kant
53. A gentleman is most willing to be kind to others ——Mencius