Moral cultivation is a long-standing historical tradition in our country, the basic content of citizen moral education, one of the most important qualities of a person, and an important condition for the survival and development of a society. The following are "famous aphorisms about moral cultivation" compiled by me for your reference only. You are welcome to read them. Famous aphorisms about moral cultivation (1)

1. Character and reputation are like the life and branches of a tree. Whether the tree is lush or not depends entirely on the vitality of the ground. —— Warren

2. Remember that you are not only a teacher, but also an educator of students, a mentor of life and a moral guide. ——Suhomlinsky

3. We desperately praise others for certain qualities that we obviously do not have, provided that others repay the same praise for the virtues that we firmly believe that we possess—— —Jean Rostand

4. The most advanced stage of human moral culture is when we realize that we should use reason to control our thoughts. ——Charles Darwin

5. I have never seen a diligent, cautious and honest person who gets up early complain about his bad fate; good character, good habits, and strong will will not be assumed to be the so-called fate. Defeated. ——Franklin

　6. Nothing is as powerful as habit. ——Ovid

7. People dominate habits, not habits dominate people. ——Ostrovsky

8. Everyone should pray that they have a healthy mind that exists in a healthy body. ——Comenius

9. No matter what method is used to obtain reputation, if there is no character to support it, the reputation will eventually be destroyed. ——Washington

10. In terms of character cultivation, people must learn lessons from flowers. There is only one reason why gardenias are universally loved by people, because they never want the fragrance of roses. ——Anonymous

11. Habits are the bane of the wise and the idol of fools. —— Thomas Fuller

12. A person must use all his strength in trying to improve himself and cannot waste his strength on anything else. ——Leo Tolstoy

13. Morality is the foundation of being a human being... The greater the knowledge and ability of a person without morality, the more evil he can do. ——Tao Xingzhi

14. There are things more precious than happiness, art, wealth, power, knowledge, and genius that are worthy of our pursuit. This extremely precious thing is excellent and pure character. ——Samuel Smiles

15. True cultivation is to restore oneself to the innocence of childhood. ——Anonymous

16. People should have a clear mind, pure morals, and a clean body. —— Chekhov

17. It is not easy to be arrogant in wealth, and it is not easy to live in poverty. ——Yan Zi

18. Politeness makes polite people happy, and also makes people who are treated politely happy. ——Montesquieu

19. The essence of cultivation is like human character, which ultimately comes down to the issue of moral sentiment. ——Emerson

20. Any achievement is based on establishing character. Those who have always been knowledgeable and capable of undertaking great undertakings must first establish their foothold in terms of character. ——Xu Shichang

21. Most of virtues are contained in good habits. ——Bian Bi

22. Cultivation of one’s moral character and clean conduct must be followed by words. ——Wang Anshi’s famous aphorisms about moral cultivation (2)

1. Fame is the evaluation of me by all men and women in the world; character is the knowledge and understanding of us by God and angels. —— Paine

2. Researchers exploring the frontiers of knowledge require many of the same qualities as pioneers: enterprise and enterprise. ——Beveridge

3. Be familiar with and reduce the fear of things. ——Aesop

4. Being sincerely interested in others is the most important quality of a salesman. ——Anonymous

5. Being prone to anger is the most obvious weakness of character. ——Dante

6. In terms of moral education, there is only one that is both suitable for children and the most important for people of all ages, and that is: never harm others. Even teaching people to be good is hypocritical, contradictory, and harmful if it is not subordinate to this teaching. ——Lu Leng

7. Good character is the highest expression of human nature. Good character is not only the conscience of society, but also the driving force of the country; because the world is mainly ruled by virtue. ——Smile

8. The difference between society and nature is that society has certain moral goals. —— Huxley

9. The discovery of truth, or the fulfillment of moral responsibility, causes us joy and makes our whole life tremble... —— Croce

10 .Character is the most difficult to define, but it is the most influential and important thing in life. ——Proverb

11. The so-called morality refers to things that you feel good afterwards, and the so-called immorality refers to things that you feel bad afterwards. ——Hemingway

12. If you want to cultivate your body, you must first rectify your mind; if you want to rectify your heart, you must first be sincere in your intentions.

——Han Yu

13. Go away from slandering bitches, so cultivate yourself. ——Kang Youwei

14. A collective habit is more powerful than an individual habit. Therefore, if there is a social environment with good moral atmosphere, it is most conducive to cultivating good social citizens. ——French Bacon

15. Being unable to escape is one of the sources of distress in life, especially in love. ——Seneca

16. If you are determined to think about true character, you must work hard to study. —— Ruan Yuan

17. Pay attention to your own cultivation, you are your child’s first teacher. ——Proverb

18. A person’s success lies in his conduct, not in his status. Although his status is high, how can he succeed in his life without his conduct? ——Smile

19. Lan Fang never gets tired of the quiet valley, and a gentleman does not cultivate for fame. ——"Yangzheng Yigui"

20. If the body is not cultivated, the virtue will not be established. If the virtue is not established, there will be very few people who can transform it into the family, and the worse in the world. ——Wu Zetian

21. For the practice of morality, the best audience is people’s own conscience. ——Author: Cicero

22. A gentleman’s journey is to cultivate one’s character through tranquility and cultivate one’s virtue through thrift. If it is not indifferent, it will not clear its aspirations, and if it is not tranquil, it will not reach far. ——Zhuge Liang’s famous aphorisms about moral cultivation (3)

1. Talent is best cultivated in solitude; character is best formed in the turbulent waves of the world. ——Goethe

2. Some shortcomings can more clearly prove a person’s excellent character than virtues ——Cardinal Reis

3. What educators call children’s character determines Between the ages of two and five, it is indeed true. ——Rodman

4. A person’s character should not be measured by his special actions, but by his daily behavior. ——Emerson

5. A soldier’s love for the people is blue, because this love comes from a temperament like the sky and a character like the sea. ——Anonymous

6. Although the professions are different, there is no difference in the moral character of geniuses. ——Balzac

7. People who are not very discerning, but have good character, can often see through the tricks of the most cunning liar. ——Goethe

8. Failure to keep time is immoral. ——Monson

9. The difference between cunning and cleverness is not in intelligence, but in morality. ——Anonymous

10. If you forget to work hard, you will become lazy. ——Li Xing

11. Those who are virtuous and rich will take advantage of the wealth to benefit things; those who are rich without virtue will take advantage of the wealth to ruin their lives. ——Hu Hong

12. Conscience is determined by a person’s knowledge and entire lifestyle. ——Marx

13. A person’s real power and wealth are within himself; it does not depend on his residence, status, or external relationships, but on his own character. among. ——Bidai

14. Teach your children to be disciplined and hard-working, and not to lose control in poverty, corrupt their moral character and misbehave. ——Pestalozzi

15. Character is a person’s inner self, and reputation is a person’s appearance. ——Shakespeare

16. If there is no virtue, then although the body and intelligence are developed, it will be enough to help him do evil. ——Cai Yuanpei

17. From the emperor to the common people, all are based on self-cultivation. ——Book of Rites

18. I worry about not cultivating virtues, not learning about them, not being able to move after hearing the righteousness, and not being able to correct bad deeds. ——Confucius

19. Selfish and cowardly people are often unhappy, because even if they protect their own interests and safety, they cannot protect their own character and self-confidence - France

20. Sound judgment on matters of fact is the true foundation of all virtue. ——Comenius

21. Cultivate yourself to respect others, do not rely on others to respect others. ——Jin Shu

22. Innocence and purity are the essence of a noble personality. It is the greatest honor for us to have no vicious and dirty thoughts in our lives. ——Anonymous famous sayings about moral cultivation (4)

1. You have to promote everything about you, not necessarily in your language, but in your true colors. ——Russo

2. Habit is everything-even in love. ——Wowe Nag

3. Education must be based on morality and wisdom. Morality is to support virtue, and wisdom is to prevent oneself from being violated by immorality. ——Chamfort

4. Monarchs are always surrounded by people who are good at thinking and thinking. They have such keen insight that they can frequently discover the great character of their master, and if these characters are If it is not made public, it will never be noticed by ordinary people - Cyr Johnson

5. Real truth and upright character are higher than any title. —— Burns

6. Morality is not the despicable trick of conscience, but struggle and hardship, passion and pain. —— Thomas Mann

7. Talent can be cultivated in solitude, but character is best formed in the rough waves of the world. ——Goethe

8. Excellent moral character is the true wealth of the heart, and what sets off this character is good education.

——John Locke

9. Morality is eternal, wealth is temporary. ——Proverb

10. Almost everyone wastes part of his life trying to show some character that he does not possess, or win some applause that he cannot enjoy. ——Ser Johnson

11. The most noble person can become ignorant, rude and rude due to habit, and even be rude to the point of inhumanity. ——Dostoyevsky

12. Talent is created in silence, while character is formed in the turbulent waves of the world. ——Goethe

13. A gentleman cannot Not self-cultivation. ——Zisi

14. Most virtues are contained in good habits. ——Palik

15. The way is based on virtue, the order is based on courtesy, and there is shame and dignity. ——Confucius

16. Moral cultivation is more important than practice, but not as expensive as reading books. However, reading books can correct our moral concepts, which is also very beneficial. ——Yang Xianjiang

17. Teaching children to obey the truth, obey the collective, and develop children’s conscious discipline is the most important part of children’s moral education. ——Chen Heqin

18. Teach your children virtue. Only virtue, not money, can make people happy. This is my experience. ——Beethoven

19. As a person, you must respect your parents, be kind to your children, be generous to your poor relatives, and be polite to everyone. ——Russell

20. Pure and flawless love has an honest character; pretentious love is cloaked in hypocrisy. ——Anonymous

21. A person only becomes a real person when he strives to sublimate himself. ——Andre Malraux

22. If I take care of my character, my reputation will take care of itself. ——Modi’s famous aphorisms about moral cultivation (5)

1. Develop good habits while you are young. ——Anonymous

2. If morality deteriorates, taste will inevitably deteriorate. —— Diderot

3. The greatest secret of morality is love; in other words, it is the beauty that transcends our own nature and is dissolved in the thoughts, actions or personalities of others. ——Shelley

4. The ultimate purpose of education is to distinguish between good and evil, truth and falsehood, and to make people inclined toward good and truth and to reject evil and falsehood. ——Sergeant Johns

5. Zhilan was born in a secluded forest, and does not lose its beauty because there is no one around; a gentleman cultivates virtue and does not change his moral character because of poverty. ——Confucius

6. Bravery without moral restraint is the greatest disaster in the world. ——Anonymous

7. Good temper is the best clothing a person can wear in social life. ——Dude

8. Customs are not as wise as laws, but they are often more prevalent. ——Disraeli

9. When you hear someone’s slander, you should educate yourself, and when you hear someone’s praise, you should be afraid of yourself. ——Hu Juren

10. Elegant taste, high moral standards, an attitude of being responsible to the public and not using pressure or threats - these things will help you achieve something in the end. ——Leo Burnett

11. The first step in self-cultivation is not to protect shortcomings. If a person does not protect his shortcomings, he will make progress. ——Lu Kun

12. High deeds and humble words lead to self-cultivation. ——Huang Shigong

13. A child’s first step toward evil is probably because his kind nature is led astray. ——Lu Leng

14. Among all moral qualities in the world, kindness is the most needed. ——Russell

15. Less success is like nature, and habits are like nature. ——Ban Gu

16. A measure of a person’s true character is to see what he does when he knows no one is aware. ——Montesquieu

17. People should be wise in wisdom, morally innocent, and physically clean. ——Chekhov

18. Good character is the highest expression of human nature. Good character is not only the conscience of society, but also the driving force of the country; because the world is mainly ruled by virtue. ——Smile

19. If we want to cultivate a fair character, we should develop a good habit of "not being strict". ——Lincoln

20. People must pass the test of wealth and comfort before they know their own strength. ——Gu Sai

21. Habit becomes a magician. It is cruel to beautiful things, but kind to ugly things. ——Weida

22. Necessary moral education is best started from the moment the baby is born, because in this way, you will not be disappointed by too many expectations.

——Russell