A heartfelt conversation is a display of the soul. [Su] Wen Caverin: "Farewell"

Conversation has its pleasures for people of all ages and is a very reasonable pastime; however, the conversation of ignorant people is not a " Talk" cannot give people any pleasure. [English] Count Gistfield: "Two Letters Home to His Son"

When you listen to anyone speak, you can immediately tell whether he lived fully in the past from the poverty or beauty of his words. Pass. [Beauty] Emerson: "Selected Works of Emerson"

What we say is often not necessarily who we are. [Argentina] Borges: "Ulric"

The essence of a person does not lie in the side he reveals to you, but in the side he cannot reveal to you. So if you want to understand him, don't listen to what he says, but listen to what he doesn't say. [Le] Gibran: "Sand and Foam"

Speech is the spiritual part of clothing. Putting it on and putting it aside is like putting on or taking off a bonnet decorated with feathers. [French] Balzac: "The Story of Thirteen People"

Language is an extension machine, forever lengthening feelings. [French] Flaubert: "Madame Bovary"

There is nothing more difficult in the world than telling the truth, but there is nothing easier than flattery. [Russian] Dostoevsky: "Crime and Punishment"

The truth is our most precious thing, let us use it sparingly. [US] Mark Twain: "A Journey Around the Equator"

The truth may be sad, but it is better than lies. [Su] Va. Azaev: "The Prelude to Life"

Don't just say nice things, because honey makes people disgusted and spices make people dizzy. Listen to me: it is better to insult me ??for one minute than to flatter me for three months. [West] Valdes: "Sister San Sulpicio"

The ugly truth is better than the beautiful lie. [Soviet] Yuri Bondarev: "The Moment"

It is not a good thing to tell others bad news, even if you are honest. You may wish to exaggerate the good news that is pleasant to the ears, but keep silent about the sad news, so that the person who suffers it feels better. [English] Shakespeare: "Antony and Cleopatra"

It is better to be guilty for telling the truth than to be excused for telling lies. [Persia] Saadi: "Rose Garden"

A few direct reproaches are easier to bear than a compliment from a nobleman to a lowly person. [US] Mark Twain: "A Journey Around the Equator"

It is best not to say anything that does not make sense, and it is best to remain silent if something does not make sense. [Persia] Saadi: "Rose Garden"

Lies are a mean expression and a mean effect; lies are a mean expression and a mean effect. [French] Romain Rolland: "Mother and Son"

Those who tell lies will end up like this: no one believes him when he tells the truth. [Ancient Greece] Aesop: "Aesop's Fables"

Beautiful words can lead to good conduct, but people with bad conduct can only use beautiful words to lie. [French] Romain Rolland: "Mother and Son"

Lies are unreliable no matter how beautifully decorated they are. The truth does not cause sudden disappointment. [Su] Va. Azaev: "The Prelude to Life"

When passion is burning, a person will say whatever oath he makes; these flames are more light than heat, just said The light will go out and the flames will go out. You cannot treat them as real fire. [English] Shakespeare: "Hamlet"

Crazy people always tell others about their sanity. [Russian] Goncharov: "The Cliff"

The truth walks a straight road, and it is in full view of the public, so it can be hit with one blow; but lies walk a straight road. It's a winding path, and it crawls stealthily, so it's naturally difficult to aim at it. [Su] A. Babaeva: "Man and Destiny"

Those who are good at playing tricks on words can easily become frivolous. [English] Shakespeare: "Twelfth Night"

The rich talk about the value of thrift, while the lazy talk about the glory of labor.

[English] Wilde: "The Picture of Dorian Gray"

Any oath has no binding force if it is not made before a real official who has jurisdiction over the oath taker. [English] Shakespeare: "Henry VI"

Every sane person knows that reasoning with a madman is not only ineffective, but also makes the wrong impression deeper into his abnormal mind. in the mind. [English] Robert Tressel: "The Philanthropist in Torn Pants"

Be sure to put aside self-praising when talking about everything, and never talk to others about your personal concerns and yourself. private matters. Although you are very interested in these things, others may find it offensive and seem rude. [English] Count Gisfield: "Two Letters Home to His Son"

In disputes, justice and truth may not always be fairly judged, and people with dark consciences will recruit some of the same The villain who has blackened his conscience will be your negative witness. [English] Shakespeare: "Henry VIII"

In daily life, lies can ruin one person's life, or destroy the lives of two or three people. [UK] Charles Reed: "Adversity and Loyalty"

A slip of the tongue can lead to death, but taking the wrong road is not life-threatening; because if you take the wrong road, you will be late for a while at most, and a slip of the tongue is often It makes people lose their lives. [Arabic] "One Thousand and One Nights"

The long talk of a chatty person is worthless unless it can actually "reveal the truth". [Germany] Burr: "Lenny and Them"

In sweet talk, lies sound like truth, and truth is actually lies. [Germany] Lessing: "Emilia and Galotti"

If it is so difficult for the truth to be trusted, then lies must be the currency here. [Germany] Schiller: "Conspiracy and Love"

Rumors are omnipresent, otherwise the world would not be a world, and millions of people would be idle and panic and die in large numbers like flies. [Russian] Dostoyevsky: "The Little Hero"

This is often the case in life: rumors spread from ten to ten, and they will turn any great story that benefits the people and has gone through hardships into obscurity. Thoughts gained through hard thinking and suffering have been distorted into heresies that are useless to oneself and to the truth. [Soviet] Aitmatov: "The Guillotine"

The worst lie in the world is to deceive oneself. [Russian] Jia Erxun: "Night"

The greatest disaster is too many words. [Nigeria] Alhaji Abubakar Emang: "African Night Talk"

Frogs may bark louder than cows, but they cannot pull plows in the fields or in the winery. No matter how hard they are pulled, their skins cannot be made into shoes. [Li] Kahlil Gibran: "Sand and Foam"

Just shouting loudly cannot prove anything. A hen lays only one egg, but it clucks every time, as if it had given birth to an asteroid. [US] Mark Twain: "A Journey Around the Equator"

A truly ambitious person never needs to hope that the other person will talk about him or praise him in a conversation. [Beauty] Emerson: "Selected Works of Emerson"

Words say to work, "I am ashamed of my emptiness."

Work says to words, "When I see you Then I knew how poor I was." [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "Birds"

Speeches that are aggressive may not necessarily make sense. [Persia] Saadi: "Rose Garden"

Ten thousand frogs are less than one trout. [Germany] Heinrich Mann: "Henry IV"

All our words are the debris scattered from the banquet of the mind. [Li] Gibran: "Sand and Foam"

Silence is the best way to express joy; if I can tell how happy I am, then my happiness is only limited. [English] Shakespeare: "Much Ado About Nothing"

Small principles can be explained clearly with words; Dali can only be silent. [India] Rabindranath Tagore: "The Birds"

True feelings do not need to be expressed in words. Love, this can only be a secret understood by the heart.

[Su] Shi Bondareva: "Crossing the Clouds and Rain"

I dare to say that the better things I see are better than the best things that can be said, that is, the best things are always the best things. More than words can describe. [Beauty] Whitman: "Song of the Turning Earth"

Only smart people are good at compressing many meanings into one sentence. [Ancient Greece] Aristophanes: "The Comedy of Aristophanes"