1. Forgiveness is a noble quality, a lofty state, spiritual maturity and spiritual enrichment.

2. It’s not someone who annoys me, but my words and deeds that annoy me.

3. More money may not necessarily bring you more happiness, but more money and tiredness will bring you troubles. Being poor and enjoying the Tao is truly comfortable, having no worries and caress and being happy and carefree.

4. This relationship should have been given up a long time ago, but my persistence kept you by my side, and now you are free.

5. No matter how broad a woman’s heart is, it cannot tolerate the slightest ripple in the ocean of love. Forgive others and let yourself go.

6. The highest level of patience and patience. Don't be greedy for unexpected wealth. Those who are content will always be happy. If you can handle things in this way, you will be happy and carefree throughout your life.

7. People who have lived a life without being tolerant of others are not worthy of being tolerated by others. But who can say that there is no need to be tolerant?

8. If others don’t take you seriously, don’t take yourself seriously; if others take you seriously, don’t take yourself seriously. Take it seriously.

9. Forgiveness is an extraordinary tolerance, a forgiving mind, and tolerance and acceptance of people and things.

10. If you can shout "I don't have to worry about this little thing" twenty-one times a day, you will find that you have an incredible power in your heart. Give it a try, it works.

11. If you are planning to get married, let me tell you a very important philosophical saying: You must accept each other's shortcomings. There are no absolutes in the world. Happiness only comes from infinite tolerance and mutual respect.

12. The more memories you think about, it will only lead you to the deepest part of the pain. You must learn to forgive the past, and be kind to yourself when you forgive others.

13. Excellence means transcending the ordinary. "Zhuo means high, which means extraordinary." The more you go beyond. The pursuit of excellence allows you to do things better to the greatest extent possible.

14. Love starts with a smile, grows with kisses, and ends with tears; when you were born, you cried and people around you smiled; at the end of life, when you passed away, you smiled , while the people around were crying.

15. Tolerance is a kind of beauty. The deep sky can tolerate the temporary raging of thunder and lightning storms, so that the wind and the sun can be beautiful; the vast sea can tolerate the temporary turmoil of the waves, and only then can it be vast and boundless. Only when the forest endures the temporary law of the weak and the strong can it become lush and green; only when Mount Tai digs away at the soil can it become as high as possible; only when rivers do not choose small streams can they become as big as they are. Tolerance is the Mount Tai that stands tall and tall, and the rivers and lakes that accommodate hundreds of rivers.

16. Tolerance is a kind of cultivation and a virtue. Tolerance is not timidity, but generosity that embraces all rivers. As a person, you must learn to be tolerant

17. If you can't change others, change yourself; if you can't change things, change your attitude towards things. Otherwise, you are one of those people who has trouble with you, and you are one of those who is not smart.

18. Forgiveness is for yourself, not for others. It can help you control your bad mood and freeze your good mood. Have happiness and success.

19. Although money cannot buy friendship and prestige, it can sometimes deepen these.

20. It is better to forgive others yourself than to let others forgive you.

21. Tolerance is like water. Tolerance means to forgive other people's faults, not to hold a grudge, not to compare every penny spent, to be kind and gentle, and to be a generous person. Tolerance and gentleness like water are often more effective than excessive revenge when encountering conflicts. It is like a clear spring, erasing each other's momentary hostility, making people calm and sober.

22. A person’s happiness is not because he has more, but because he cares less.