Aphorisms for Unity and Cooperation 1

1. The leading goose flies first, and the rest of the geese chase after it.

2. Harmony is the most precious thing, and tolerance is the highest value.

3. One monk carried water to drink, two monks carried water to drink, and three monks had no water to drink.

4. To help the poor, we must first help our will; to help our will, we must first help people.

5. There are clear and muddy rivers, and there are false and true friends.

6. United we survive, divided we fall.

7. The mountains will not change, the water will turn, and the people will not be close to the soil.

8. On a lonely journey, friends are the most valuable.

9. Don’t learn from spiders who build their own webs, but learn from bees who make honey together.

10. Don’t imitate the thousand eyes of the lantern, but imitate the single heart of the candle.

11. There are all parents in the world, but the most rare ones are brothers.

12. If you are not afraid of a tiger having two wings, you are afraid of people having two minds.

13. The wisdom of one person is not enough, and the wisdom of two people is not enough.

14. A single thread cannot make a thread, and a single tree cannot make a forest.

15. If one person cannot do something, two people can do more than enough.

16. Unanimity is powerful, but disputes are easy to conquer.

17. When the snipe and the clam fight, the fisherman gains.

18. We know you from afar, but we don’t know how deep the clouds are.

19. There are close friends in the world, but there are no close kings and ministers.

20. Arrows are easy to break but hard to break.

21. Good neighbors are priceless.

22. The help of soil makes a wall, and the help of people makes a city.

23. When one person gathers firewood, the fire is not strong, but when everyone gathers firewood, the fire is high.

24. The greatest power is working together.

Aphorisms for Unity and Cooperation 2

1. When you know each other from a distance, you don’t know how deep the clouds are. ——Wang Changling

2. Smart people always walk in step with their friends. ——French proverb

3. If my friend is blind, I will look at him from the side. ——Jouber

4. The so-called friendship is a transaction between equal people without the relationship of interest. ——Gores

5. All friends who have been tested should be closely united around you. ——Shakespeare

6. A hundred wicker sticks can tie a broom, and five fingers can make a fist. ——Tibetan

7. Three cobblers are the equal of Zhuge Liang. ——Spoken

8. Pruned trees grow straight and tall; people in __ are united firmly and firmly. ——Dao tribe

9. A common man cannot make friends carelessly. Friends, so they have each other. ——Xun Kuang

10. The person who receives the favor must always keep the favor in his heart, but the person who gives the favor must not remember it. ——Cicero

11. Labor will bring joy to tomorrow, and unity will bring victory to tomorrow. ——Kazakh

12. If you can use all your strength, you will be invincible in the world; if you can use all your wisdom, you will be fearless in the saints. ——Sun Quan

13. Unanimity is powerful, but disputes are easy to conquer. ——Aesop

14. If you make friends with non-sages, you will inevitably develop love and hatred. ——Meng Jiao

15. Five people unite to form a tiger, ten people unite to form a dragon, and a hundred people unite to form a dragon. ——Deng Zhongxia

16. Three people save effort, four people are more relaxed, and if everyone is united, Pepsi can succeed. ——Lhoba

17. The scabbard protects the sharpness of the knife, but it itself is satisfied with its dullness. ——Tagore

18. Those who are close will continue to be cut off, and those who are distant will not be strong. ——Han Yu

19. A common cause and a common struggle can give people the power to endure everything. ——Ostrovsky

20. Everything that unites people is goodness and beauty, and everything that divides people is evil and ugliness.

——Leo Tolstoy;