As a treasure of Chinese culture, "Tao Te Ching" has influenced generations of Chinese people with its unique charm and profound thoughts for thousands of years. You may have encountered many of the famous quotes in the book in textbooks or in life. Come and see which ones you have seen. If the people are not afraid of authority, great authority will come. From "Tao Te Ching·Chapter 72". When the people are not afraid of threats, then a big threat to the rulers will come. Its government is boring, but its people are honest; its government is chaotic, but its people are lacking. From "Tao Te Ching·Chapter 58". If politics is tolerant and benevolent, the people will become simple and kind; if politics is to be suspicious and suspicious, the people will panic and do things that violate laws and disciplines.

The greatest good is like water. Water is good for all things without dispute, and is disliked by everyone.

From "Tao Te Ching·Chapter 8". The best: refers to a person who is very good. A person with great kindness is like water. Water is always conducive to the growth of all things, but he does not compete with all things, but remains calm and self-sustaining. He is even willing to be in a low place that no one wants to be in. This sentence uses the character of water to praise altruism, selfless virtues and character, as well as the spirit of "no worries, no worries" and "willing to be ordinary".

If there is a big grievance, there will always be more grievances. How can we do good?

From "Tao Te Ching. Chapter 79". When peace comes to an end, the resentment that is resolved through mediation, even if it is resolved superficially, will inevitably leave residual resentment. How can this be considered a proper solution? As the saying goes, "When is the time to retaliate? You have to forgive others and forgive them." Only by knowing how to forgive can we let others go and let ourselves go.

The tree that hugs each other is born from the smallest grain of wood; the nine-story platform is born from tired soil.

From "Tao Te Ching. Chapter 64". No matter how big the tree is, it starts to grow from a sapling; no matter how tall the tower is, it is built up bit by bit with soil. No matter what you do, as long as you keep working hard, even if you only do a little bit each time, if you can persist in doing it, you will definitely gain something.