Virtue is more difficult to acquire than worldly wisdom; Young people who have lost their virtue can rarely recover. Cowardice, incompetence and ignorance of the world are the faults attributed to private education. In fact, this is not the inevitable result of education at home, nor is it an incurable disease. If too much doting at home often makes people weak and incompetent, we should try our best to avoid it, mainly because our purpose is for virtue. -Locke's polite manner is mainly a manifestation of self-restraint. -Emerson

this kind of elegance and elegance that falls into the routine is nothing but mediocre and inferior. -Hugo

His friendship is also based on Tao, and his reception is also based on courtesy. -Mencius

poor without arrogance, rich without arrogance. -zi gong

if a person wants to help the weak, he should become strong by himself, not become weak like them. Don't be lenient about what they have done, if you like. Never relax about the bad things they will do. -romain rolland

Let one get a hundred, and fight for ten and lose nine. -Mark

Humility is the color of virtue. -Diogenes

No one likes rough diamonds, and it is not good to wear them. But once polished and inlaid, the healers will give birth to brilliance. Virtue is a spiritual treasure, but it is good manners that make them shine. -Locke

A patient person can get what he expects. -Franklin

In manners, as in all things, the only thing that does not age is the mind. A kind-hearted person is simple and simple. -Balzac

When a person is a real person, he should keep an equal distance from boastful and arrogant affectations, neither boasting nor trying to impress. -Hugo

For a kind-hearted person, the idea that paying the price is bound to be rewarded is an insult in itself. Virtue is not an ornament, but a manifestation of a beautiful mind. -Gide

be proud, want to be unrestrained, be extremely happy, and be old. -Wei Wei

Perseverance is often the cause, but impatience is the ruin. I have seen with my own eyes in the desert that travelers in a hurry fall behind those who are calm; The galloping horse lags behind, but the slow camel keeps advancing. -Sadie

Happy to change customs, courtesy to civilize people. -Tang Wu Jing

There is a kind of courtesy from the heart. It is love that has changed its form. As a result, a kind of external courtesy is most appropriate. -Goethe

Etiquette is noble only when you act naturally. If it is too artificial on the surface, it will lose its due value. Bacon

If conceit, vanity or anger make a child lose his fear, or make him not listen to the advice of the fearful heart, this kind of psychology should be eliminated by appropriate methods, and he should be made to think about it a little, reduce his anger, think twice before you act, and see if the present thing is worth the risk. -Locke

All etiquette is set up for the act of decorating those false stories, insincere welcome and unfaithful hospitality; If there is true friendship, these hypocritical forms should be abandoned. -Shakespeare

Etiquette is a subtle thing, which is not only indispensable for human communication, but also should not be taken too seriously. If you put etiquette above everything else, you will lose sincere trust between people. Therefore, we should be good at language communication.