After a hundred years of life, there is not much time to waste. It is said that happiness is like drinking water. You know whether you are warm or cold. Some people are chasing happiness every day, but they never feel the existence of happiness; some people are chasing happiness every day, but they never feel the existence of happiness; People who know how to collect every little bit of warmth and touch will walk with happiness.

100 Famous Aphorisms About Humility

1. The more mature the ears of rice are, the more they know how to bend down.

2. Humility makes people progress, and pride makes people fall behind.

3. Humility is the friend of learning, and complacency is the enemy of learning.

4. If you want to know better, listen to others.

5. A person who likes to brag is like a big drum with a loud sound but a hollow belly.

6. The stronger among the stronger, the stronger among them. Don’t boast in front of others.

7. Ask others for advice without sacrificing money and rolling your tongue.

8. Only when people are empty can they know others. If you are full, you will suffer losses, but if you are modest, you will benefit. If you are full, you will overflow; if you are arrogant, you will be defeated.

9. Knowledge is stored in the sea of ??humility.

10. Don’t be satisfied no matter how profound your knowledge is, and don’t ignore your mistakes no matter how small they are.

11. Understanding one’s ignorance means that one has gained something.

12. When the water is full, it will overflow; when the moon is full, it will suffer losses; when you are complacent, you will be defeated; when you are conceited, you will be foolish.

13. Nothing will happen if you are not sincere, and nothing will happen if you are not open-minded.

14. A humble person always thinks about his own shortcomings; a proud person always praises his own strengths.

15. To praise oneself is to belittle oneself.

16. If having a beard means you are knowledgeable, then a goat can also give lectures.

17. Achievement is the ladder for the humble to advance and the slide for the proud to retreat.

18. People who brag about their knowledge are tantamount to promoting their ignorance.

19. Exaggerating is of no use.

20. A broad river is calm, and a knowledgeable person is humble.

21. The mountains never get too high and the water never gets too deep.

22. Pride comes from shallowness, and arrogance comes from ignorance.

23. People who tell lies are like firecrackers, they are over after one blast.

24. Satisfying current achievements will suffocate the future.

25. The enemy of rushing is laziness, and the enemy of learning is complacency.

26. A person who is quiet and taciturn may not be stupid, and a person who is chatty and eloquent may not be wise.

27. When we are extremely humble, that is when we are closest to greatness. ? Tagore

28. True humility can only be the product of deep reflection on vanity. ? Bergson

29. Pride is the prelude to a fall.

30. The shallower the knowledge, the deeper the confidence.

31. Pride is the beginning of failure, and complacency is the end of wisdom.

32. Those who are not self-righteous will be knowledgeable, and those who are not complacent will benefit.

33. We should not put our eyes on the top of our heads and use our own feet to destroy what we want in the sky. ?Feng Xuefeng

34. Once we achieve something, we can’t just be like a ball that others can’t hit. With just a tap, we can jump high. The greater your achievements, the more modest and cautious you must be. ?Wang Jinxi

35. A proud person will always destroy himself in pride. ?Shakespeare

36. People who attribute their good fortune too much to their own intelligence and resourcefulness are likely to have a very unfortunate ending. ? Bacon

37. Conceit is a kind of destruction to any art. Pride is a terrible misfortune. ?Dimitrov

38. Never think that you know everything at any time. ?Pavlov

39. Among our various habits, none is as difficult as overcoming pride. Although we try our best to hide it, overcome it, and eliminate it, no matter what, it still emerges unconsciously. ?Franklin

40. It is completely inconsistent with my character to not seek improvement after achieving some small achievements. Climbing up a ladder is good, but as long as you still have the strength, it means you have to go one step further. ?Andersen

41. Most scientists hate superlative adjectives and exaggerations. Great people are generally modest and cautious. ?Beveridge

42. The biggest obstacle to our learning is the known, not the unknown. ?Bernard

43. Being lazy to think, unwilling to delve into and understand deeply, being complacent or satisfied with trivial knowledge are all causes of intellectual poverty. This poverty is often described in one word: "stupidity."

?Gorky

44. Great people will never abuse their advantages. They see where they are superior to others and realize this, but they will never be immodest because of it. The more they excel, the more they recognize their shortcomings. ? Rousseau

45. Most of our pride is based on our ignorance! ? Lessing

46. When I count the many wonderful things that humans have invented in art and literature creation, and then looking back on my knowledge, I feel that I am simply extremely ignorant. ?Galileo

47. Only when everyone here stops talking can you have the opportunity to ask questions humbly and learn from others. ?John Locke

48. If you are not humble, you can only have this excuse, that is, the lack of humility means the lack of insight. ?Franklin

49. All true and great things are simple and humble. ? Belinsky

50. Conceit is a kind of destruction to any art. Pride is a terrible misfortune. ?Dimitrov

51. True humility can only be the product of deep reflection on vanity. ?Bergson

52. If the general refuses advice, the heroes will disperse; if the policy is not followed, the counselors will rebel. ?Huang Shigong

53. Only when you are not arrogant can you be arrogant, not by favoring others. ?Zhuge Liang

54. If a person counts what he learns from others as his own discovery, this is also very close to arrogance. ?Hegel

55. Although inferiority is opposed to pride, it is actually closest to pride. ? Spinoza

56. Obviously, pride and humility are exactly opposites, but they have the same object. This object is the self. ?Hume

57. I first ask you to trust science, believe in reason, trust yourself, and believe in yourself. ?Hegel

58. It is not good to humble oneself but respect others, and it is also not good to respect oneself but humble others. ?Xu Teli

59. Everyone should have self-respect, self-confidence, and independence, otherwise he will be a slave. But self-esteem is not contempt, self-confidence is not complacency, and independence is not independence. ?Xu Teli

60. Don’t do anything despicable whether you are in front of others or when you are alone: ??the most important thing is self-respect. ?Pythagoras

61. The most blind obedience is the only virtue left by slaves. ? Rousseau

62. A fool is arrogant. What he is proud of happens to be the shortcomings of being ridiculed and ridiculed, and he often boasts about things that should be regarded as a great shame and humiliation. ? Krylov

63. Never think that you know everything at any time. No matter how high people think of you, you must always have the courage to say to yourself: I am a person who knows nothing. ?Pavlov

64. Never fall into pride. Because when you are proud, you will be stubborn on occasions where you should agree; because when you are proud, you will reject other people's advice and the help of friendship; because when you are proud, you will lose objective standards. ?Pavlov

65. No matter how great our achievements are, we should still clearly estimate the enemy's strength, be vigilant, and never allow arrogance, arrogance, and security in our own ranks. Emotions of complacency and carelessness. ?Stalin

66. The greatest pride and the greatest inferiority represent the weakest spirit. ? Spinoza

67. A proud person is bound to be jealous, and he will be most jealous of those who are most praised for their virtues. ? Spinoza

68. To think too low of oneself due to pain is inferiority complex. ? Spinoza

69. Although inferiority is opposed to pride, it is actually closest to pride. ? Spinoza

70. Don’t do anything despicable, whether in front of others or when you are alone: ??the most important thing is self-respect. ?Pythagoras

71. There are two types of bad etiquette: the first is shyness; the second is indiscretion and contempt; to avoid these two situations, you can only obey them well The following rule is, don't look down on yourself, and don't look down on others. ?John Locke

72. Don’t boast even a little bit, for pride and complacency will lead to overturning. Looking at many things in ancient and modern times, success has been caused by humility and failure has been caused by extravagance. ?Chen Yi

73. Dissatisfaction is an upward wheel. ?Lu Xun

74. If you think of high danger, you will think of humility and self-herding; if you fear fullness, you will think of rivers and seas. ?Wei Zheng

75. If you are easy to say that you are strong, you will be short, and if you know that you are short, you will be long. ?Shen Juyun

76. Failure to succeed in debauchery will lead to disaster in the body. ?Zhang Yong

77. He who empties himself is the foundation of virtue. ? Fang Xiaoru

78. If you are full, what is the point of not damaging it? Be careful! Be careful! ? Zhu Shunshui

79. A serious illness in life is just the word "arrogance".

?Wang Yangming

80. Only by not being arrogant can you learn from the strengths of others and develop your own learning. ?Tan Sitong

81. The most foolish thing in life is when the evil has been heard, and the most evil thing in life is when people are good at talking about it. ?Shen Juyun

82. Being full is easy to cause disaster, but being humble is always blessed. ?Zhang Tingyu Excerpted from: Inspirational Quotes www.geyanw.com

83. Pride and complacency are a terrible trap for us; moreover, this trap is dug by ourselves. ?Lao She

84. Going to war with your head held high and returning home with your tail between your legs is the normal behavior of mediocre and belligerent people. ?Feng Xuefeng

85. We should not put our eyes on the top of our heads, causing our own feet to destroy what we want in the sky. ?Feng Xuefeng

86. Humility makes people progress, and pride makes people fall behind. We should always remember this truth. ?Mao Zedong

87. Those who attribute their good fortune too much to their own intelligence and resourcefulness are likely to have a very unfortunate ending. ? Bacon

88. Humility is an indispensable virtue. ?Montesquieu

89. A bud or bud of virtue. This is the most precious virtue and the mother of all morals. This is humility; with this virtue we will be happy. endless. ?Galdos

90. Caution is much more powerful than boldness. ?Hugo

91. Avoid exaggeration and extravagance. It is better to understate than to overstate. ?Leo Tolstoy

92. The first condition for success is true humility, and the willingness to give up all your cherished prejudices as long as they are seen to conflict with the truth. ?Spencer

93. Humility can make a warrior more beautiful. ?Ostrovsky

94. The most difficult thing to overcome among national emotions is pride. You can change it, fight it, defeat it, or destroy it as you wish. Even if it is humiliated, it will still poke its head out and show itself. ?Franklin

95. When we are extremely humble, that is when we are closest to greatness. ?Tagore

96. Conceit is a kind of destruction to any art. Pride is a terrible misfortune. ?Dimitrov

97. True humility can only be the product of deep reflection on vanity. ?Bergson

98. If the general refuses advice, the heroes will disperse; if the policy is not followed, the counselors will rebel. ?Huang Shigong

99. Only when you are not arrogant can you be arrogant, and not by favoring others. ?Zhuge Liang

100. Avoid excessive Qi, fullness of new energy, and avoid exposure of talents.

?Lu Kun