If you are ruthless, don’t blame me for being unrighteous. Similar sentences

If you are ruthless, don’t blame me for being unrighteous.

You will be in the first grade of junior high school, and I will be in the fifteenth grade

Thirty years to the east of the river, thirty years to the west of the river, the wind and water have taken turns

If you do unrighteousness, you will die.

Tooth for tooth, blood for blood

Good will be rewarded with good and evil will be rewarded with evil. It is not that the time has not come for not repaying

I will not offend others unless they offend me. If you offend me, I will root it out

Extended reading: If you are unkind, don’t blame me for being unrighteous. Similar sentences (famous sentences describing benevolence and righteousness)

His body is upright, and he will follow the famous sayings of Confucius without being told. The words come from "The Analects of Confucius·Zilu": "The Master said: His body is upright. He does not do what he is told, and even if he does not obey the order." Confucianism has always believed that the person who is superior "will lead the way to be upright and meet the trust of the people." "The one who is not upright is the one who is superior." , the people don't believe it." ("Hanshu Gongsun Hongzhuan") "This is the legislation of the old master, who first checks the rules and regulations, so the order is carried out in the world." ("Huainanzi·Zhushu")

Do your best to follow the famous sayings of Confucius. The words come from "The Analects of Confucius·Wei Linggong": "The Master said: 'Be benevolent and never yield to the teacher.'" "Be benevolent" has two interpretations: one is to face benevolence; the other is to shoulder the important task of realizing benevolence. Zhu Xi's note: "Being benevolent means taking benevolence as one's own responsibility. Even if you are a teacher, there is nothing inferior to you, but you should be brave enough to do it. To be benevolent, people have it and do it for themselves. There is no competition, so why should they be inferior?" (Analects of Confucius) The word "shi" is generally interpreted as "teacher". Qian Muxun, a recent man, was called "all the people".

A wise man will not be confused, a benevolent man will not worry, a brave man will not be afraid. Confucius' famous saying. "The Analects of Confucius·Zihan": "Confucius said: Those who know do not be confused, those who are kind do not worry, and those who are brave do not fear." "The Analects of Justice" quotes the note from "Shenjian·Miscellaneous Statements": "The gentleman is happy with heaven and knows his destiny, so he does not worry; he judges things clearly. The order of the three is different according to "The Analects of Confucius: Xian Wen": "There are three ways of a gentleman, and I am incompetent: a benevolent person does not worry, a wise person does not worry, and a brave person does not fear." Confucius humbled himself that he did not have the three virtues of knowledge, benevolence, and courage, but regarded Zi Gong as having all three virtues, so he said: "The Master has his own way." ("Xian Wen")

Reputation If you praise others and others praise you, you are self-respecting; if you destroy others and others also destroy them, you are destroying yourself. Self-reputation is the thief of benevolence; self-destruction is the thief of righteousness. ——Yao Ying

A righteous man will not deceive his heart, and a benevolent man will not harm his life. ——Liu Xiang

A benevolent person will not change his integrity based on prosperity and decline, and a righteous person will not change his mind based on survival. ——"Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi, He Yan Biography"

There are some countries in the world that are more important, and that is the conscience of mankind. ——Romain Rolland

A benevolent family will prosper a country; a benevolent family will prosper a country. ——Book of Rites·University Conscience makes people timid. Want to be a thief, afraid of condemnation. I want to curse and slander but I am afraid of being scolded. ...Conscience is the thing that rebels in people's hearts and is most afraid of loneliness. ——Shakespeare

The most benevolent person in the world can be the most benevolent person in the world. ——Confucius

Benevolence and righteousness cannot be exchanged for wealth; ——Liang Zhangju

In the minds of confident men and women, conscience is no child’s play. ——Romain Rolland

Benevolence and righteousness are friends, and morality is a teacher. ——Shi Xiangzai

For the practice of morality, the best audience is people's own conscience. ——Cicero

Do what is right and then

Conscience today is a requirement of happiness. ——Miki Kiyoshi

Those who value themselves are unkind, and those who like to accumulate wealth are unjust. Those who are respectful are rude, and those who are greedy for fame are unwise. ——Lin Bu The only lamp that shines on people is reason, and the only stick that guides life astray is conscience. ——Heine

A benevolent man already wants to establish and establish others, and already wants to reach and reach others. ——Confucius

A gentleman embraces benevolence and righteousness and is not afraid of the tilt of heaven and earth.

——Wang Jian