1. Those who discuss the world must follow the principles of the world. ?Qing?Wang Fuzhi

2. Justice is the purpose of governance. ?Dan Defoe

3. We believe that this is a self-evident truth that all people are created equal. ?To Thomas Jefferson

4. Keep your mind as balanced as reason. ?Ming?Liu Ji

5. Justice to others is charity to oneself. ?Montesquieu

6. For a person with superior talents, knowing how to treat others equally is the greatest and most upright quality - Richard Steele

7. Equality may be a right, but there is no power to make it a reality. ?Balzac

8. For a person with superior talents, knowing how to treat others equally is the greatest and most upright quality. Richard Steele

9. The so-called one-term punishment has no hierarchy. ?Shang Yang

10. If the water is flat but evil, the person will take the law; if the mirror is bright but ugly, there will be no anger. ?Three Kingdoms

11. The "people" who exercise power and the people who are exercised by the people are not always the same type of people. ?Johnson Stuart Mill

12. Do not speak out the law if you speak illegally, and do not act unjustly in the heart. ?Tang? Yang Jiong

13. The reason why it is so difficult to obtain equality is: we just want to enjoy it with our boss. ?Henry? Baker

14. Everyone loves each other, everyone is equal, and the world is for the common good. This is called great harmony. ?Qing? Kang Youwei

15. Friendship is a kind of harmonious equality. ?Pythagoras

16. The love of high-profile charity and low-profile charity are equal. ?Chen Guangbiao

17. Treating others unfairly is more degrading than receiving unfair treatment. ?Plato

18. Public principles extend in all directions, while private principles are isolated and isolated. ?Ming? ?Song Dynasty? Shi Weibai

20. A single mind can prosper a country, and a single mind can destroy a country. It is only between public and private matters. ?Song Dynasty? Zhu Xi

21. Just and selfless, one word can influence the people. ?Huainanzi

22. If you are public-minded, you must be fair. ?Jin? Yang Quan

23. The Ming Dynasty has no selfless photos, and the Ming Dynasty has no selfless relatives. ?Tang? Zhang Yungu

24. Unjust things are really not beneficial to people; just things at least do no harm to people. ?Xiang? George

25. In political affairs, justice is not only a virtue, but also a strength. ?Napoleon

26. A public person knows everything, and a private person knows everything. ?Yuan Zizheng Lun

27. We cannot deny justice to others, nor can we delay justice to others. ?Anonymous

28. A public person is wise, and a selfless person is upright. ?Yellow Emperor Sutra

29. Just and selfless, one word can influence all the people. ?Huainanzi

30. China attaches great importance to the Three Cardinal Guidelines, while Westerners understand equality best. ?Yan Fu

31. The most sad thing for a person is the death of conscience, and the saddest phenomenon for a society is the loss of justice. ?Guo Moruo

32. Ping and then Qing, Qing and then Ming. ?Song Dynasty? Sima Guang

33. Speaking openly is fair and selfless. ?Han?Bangu

34. Equality is the most congenial to those who are equal. ?Cicero

35. The body of the world is shared, and the things of the world are shared, and the only one is the best. ? Liezi

36. Remaining silent about a just cause is tantamount to shouting for an unjust cause. ?Arab

37. As long as there is a phenomenon in the world where some people have to disobey other people, equality will be out of the question. ?Wei? Gilbert

38. China attaches great importance to the Three Cardinal Guidelines, while Westerners understand equality best. ?Jia Yanfu

39. One hour of doing justice is better than five days and nights of prayer. ?Arab

40. One word of truth and the world is settled; one word of trust and the world is in disarray. ?Art and Literature Cluster

41. For a person with superior talents, knowing how to treat others equally is the greatest and most honest quality? Richard Steele

42. Justice is the virtue of rewarding and punishing those who are fair. ?Aristotle

43. Things that are higher than morality must be based on justice, include justice, and be obtained through fair means. ?Enjoy? George

44. All people are born equal. ?Lincoln

45. When traveling on the great road, the world is for the common good. ?Book of Rites

46. The world is for the common good, and billions of people have been appointed. ?Book of Wei

47. Open your heart and all good will come out. ?Ming? Fang Xiaoru

48. Government depends on getting rid of selfishness. If selfishness is not eliminated, justice will perish. ?Jin? Fu Xuan

49. Because of his selflessness, he can achieve his selfishness. ?Lao Tzu

50. The key to governing a country lies in fairness and integrity. ?Tang? Wu Jing

51. Justice must not only be achieved, but also must be seen in order to be convincing. ?Beachcomer

52. Everyone loves each other, everyone is equal, and the world is fair. This is called great harmony. ?Kang Youwei

53. Be selfless and do upright things.

?Ming? Lu Kun

54. Matters depend on right and wrong, and public affairs do not matter far or near. ?Tang? Zhang Jiuling

55. If there is equality, there will be no **. ?Solon

56. Where there is justice, there is holy land. ?Bacon

57. All people should be brothers. This is just the fantasy of those who have no brothers. ?Charle Shangxiaona

58. The so-called friendship is a transaction between equal people without the relationship of interest. ?Goldsmith

59. The Spartan principle is: ?Justice is equality, but equality is not justice?. ?爱生生

60. Human beings are born unequal, so trying to treat others equally is in vain. ?Jan An Froude

61. It is better to uphold justice than to scold evil. ?Germany

62. The corner stone of the hall is not higher than the lowest cornerstone. ?Kahlil Gibran

63. Delaying justice is injustice. ?Lando

64. The so-called equality means that the poor do not take advantage of the rich. ?Aristotle

65. The same sun shines on his palace, and it never escapes our thatched cottages: the sun is the same. ?Shakespeare

66. For most people, loving justice is nothing more than fear of suffering injustice. ?La Rochefoucauld

67. A public person is called selfless, and a fair person is called impartial. ?Qing? He Qi

68. Vanity tells people what honor is; conscience tells people what justice is. ?Lando

69. Private viewing makes the eyes blind, private listening makes the ears deaf, and private worries make the heart crazy. ?Lu Shi Chun Qiu

70. The human heart is like a candle, shining in all directions, up and down. ?Ming?Xue Xuan

71. As long as you hold the sword of justice to attack, no matter how weak your arm is, it will be infinitely powerful. ?Webster

72. A bright eye, a wise listener, and a noble heart. ?Deng Xizi

73. One word is heard and the world obeys; one word is confirmed and the world listens. This is called public. ?Guanzi

74. Justice and equality are the foundation of a country. ?Qing? He Qi

75. Friendship is rare in the world, but equal friendship is even harder to find. ?Bacon

76. The actual content of the proletariat’s demand for equality is the demand for the elimination of class. Any demand for equality beyond this scope is bound to be absurd. ?Engels

77. Do not govern yourself before filial piety, and do not govern the country before public conduct. ?Song Dynasty Su Shi

78. Even if the whole world is destroyed, justice cannot be lacking. ?Romain? Roland

79. If the heart is honest, people will be harmonious. ?Tang? Yao Chong

80. The world's affairs are caused by laziness and selfishness. ?Song Dynasty? Zhu Xi

81. An upright person follows the path and is fair and selfless. ?Han? Han Ying

82. Justice comes from public service, public service comes from morality. ?Lu Shi Chun Qiu

83. Those who do things for others will be helped by the crowd; those who do things for themselves will be dismissed by the crowd. ?Huainanzi

84. Let us remember that the principle of justice must be implemented at the bottom of society. ?Cicero

85. For a person with superior talents, knowing how to treat others equally is the greatest and most upright quality - Richard Steele

86 , All knowledge that deviates from fairness should be called cunning, not wisdom. ?Plato

87. We love each other equally because we understand each other and respect each other.

?Leo Tolstoy