Quotes about tolerance

1. The way to self-cultivation is to cultivate the heart. ——Zeng Guofan

2. When one foot steps on the petals of violet, he leaves the fragrance on that foot. This is tolerance. A mental patient broke into a doctor's house and shot his three teenage daughters, but he still cured the mental patient's illness. This is also tolerance.

3. The widest thing in the world is the ocean, wider than the ocean is the sky, and wider than the sky is the human mind. ——Fa Hugo

4. Tolerance is patience. Criticism from peers, misunderstandings from friends, excessive arguments and "counterattacks" are not worthwhile. Only calmness, patience and understanding are the most important. I believe in this famous saying: "Tolerance is the grain that grows among thorns." If you can take a step back, the world will naturally become wider.

5. Only brave people know how to be tolerant; a coward will never be tolerant, it is not his nature. ——Stern

6. Kind feelings and emotional cultivation are the center of the humane spirit. ——Suhomlinsky

7. A great person has two hearts: one heart bleeds and one heart forgiving. ——Kahlil Gibran

8. The violet leaves its fragrance on the ankle that crushed it. This is forgiveness and anger. ──Mark Twain

9. All virtues are formed by giving up oneself. The reason why the fruit is extremely sweet is due to begging for germination. ——Gide

10. Without virtue, there is no real happiness. ——Rousseau

11. The widest thing in the world is the ocean, wider than the ocean is the sky, and wider than the sky is the human mind. ——Hugo

12. A generous spirit is the greatest of all things. —— Owen

13. When people slander me, it is better to tolerate it than to defend it. When people insult me, it is better to be able to transform it than to prevent it. ──Master Hongyi's "Farewell to Maxims"

14. Tolerance means respecting any belief of others. ——Einstein

15. Duty and conscience—these moral sentiments are the most important thing that distinguishes humans from animals. ——Suhomlinsky

16. People who do not tolerate others are not worthy of being tolerated by others, but who can say that they do not need tolerance? ——Turgenev

17. Sometimes the moral shock caused by tolerance is stronger than punishment. ——Suhomlinsky of the former Soviet Union

18. If a person can be filled with fraternity for mankind in his heart, follow lofty morals in his behavior, and always revolve around the pivot of truth, then even though he Being on earth is equivalent to living in heaven. ——Bacon

19. Be harsh as a warning, and be honest in everything. ——Xu Xuan

20. Although the entire society is based on mutual reluctance, good relationships are built on the basis of tolerance and mutual understanding. ——Bernard Shaw

21. Tolerance also requires skills. Giving a chance does not mean condoning, nor does it exempt the other party from responsibility. Everyone needs to be responsible for their own actions; everyone must bear various consequences. Otherwise, the other party will make the forbidden mistake again and again, showing weakness.

22. Without a generous heart, you are not a true hero. ——Russian Pushkin

23. Tolerance means not caring, and forgetting about it. Everyone has mistakes. If you stick to your past mistakes, you will form ideological baggage, distrust, grudges, and inability to let go, which limits your own thinking and the development of the other party. Even betrayal is not intolerable. Those who can withstand betrayal are the strongest people, and will take the initiative in the atmosphere with their strong will. Their majesty can give people more confidence and motivation, and therefore they can better prevent or reduce betrayal.

24. Among the relationships between people, the most important thing for happiness in life is truth, sincerity and integrity. ——Franklin

25. Only brave people know how to be tolerant; a coward will never be tolerant, it is not his nature. ──Stern

26. Patience is painful, but its results are sweet. ——France Rousseau

27. A great mind should show such a magnanimity—to greet tragic misfortune with a smile, and to cope with all misfortunes with a hundredfold courage. ——Lu Xun

28. A sea that accepts hundreds of rivers is great when it has tolerance, and a mountain that is as high as ten thousand feet high and has no desires is strong.

——Lin Zexu

29. Without simplicity, kindness and truth, there would be no greatness. ——Tolstoy

30. Those who love others will always be loved by others; those who respect others will always be respected by others. ——Mencius

31. The brothers are here to survive all the tribulations. When they meet, they will smile and forget their grudges. ——Lu Xun

32. When you tolerate others, you will not feel that you are in a hostile position with others. ——Romain Rolland

33. Don’t blame others for their minor faults, don’t expose others’ secrets, and don’t dwell on people’s past evils—these three can cultivate virtues and avoid harm. ——Hong Yingming

34. Tolerance is to forget. Everyone has pain and scars. Every time you open them, you create new wounds. Old scars and new wounds are difficult to heal. Forget yesterday's right and wrong, forget other people's previous accusations and abuses against you, time is a good analgesic. Only when you learn to forget can there be sunshine and joy in life.

35. Forgiving without forgetting is like burying the ax head in the soil but leaving the ax handle outside. ——American Basqueri

36. Tolerance means not to force yourself when others disagree with you. From a psychological perspective, every idea has its origin. Every motivation has certain inducements. By understanding the root of the other party's ideas and finding the basis for their opinions, you will be able to put yourself in their shoes, and the proposed plan will be more in line with the other party's psychology and be accepted. Eliminating obstacles and confrontations is the only way to improve efficiency. Everyone has their own views and experiences on life. We must respect their knowledge and experience, actively absorb the essence of each other, and make good efforts to discard them.

37. A kind and loyal person with a heart full of love constantly brings happiness to the world. ——Mark Twain

38. People’s hearts are conquered not by force, but by love, tolerance and generosity. —— Spino

39. Only tolerance can accommodate people, and only thickness can carry things. ——Xu Xuan

40. Tolerating others is to liberate yourself and return your soul to purity.

41. "Tolerance is like the drizzle from the sky that nourishes the earth. It blesses the tolerant and the tolerated. ── Shakespeare's famous play "The Merchant of Venice"

42. Forgiveness is a noble quality, a noble virtue, and it is never something you can control or influence. - Dickens

43. Forgive what others cannot forgive. , What a noble behavior. ——Shakespeare

44. Tolerance is a kind of strength, not weakness. Tolerance requires retreat and active defense. The purpose is planned, and the initiative is in one's own hands. Helplessness and necessity cannot be regarded as tolerance.

45. "Green poplars are everywhere." , every family has a road to Chang'an. "Being generous to others and tolerating criticism is the way to a successful career and a happy family. Careful about everything, worried about gains and losses, life is tiring. It is rare to live in this world, and being free and unrestrained is the most important.

46. If a person chooses If a person chooses to be tolerant, he will spend the rest of his life in darkness.

47. The sky and the earth are wide in the heart, and there is always a boat to ferry people. ─Chinese proverb

48. To be tolerant of others is actually to be tolerant of ourselves. Being more tolerant of others will actually give us a little more space in our lives. Only when we have friends will we be able to care for ourselves. With support, there will be no loneliness; with friends, life will be less windy and more warm and sunny.

49. The noblest way of revenge. It is tolerance. Tolerance is like cool dew, watering the dry heart; tolerance is like a warm fireplace, warming the cold and numb heart; tolerance is like an unquenchable torch, igniting the fire that is about to be extinguished under the iceberg; tolerance is like A magic flute wakes up those who sleep in the dark. ——Hugo