1. The most beautiful thing in life is his friendship with others. ——Lincoln

2. I would rather eat chaff with good people than eat a banquet with bad people. ——Thomas Fuller

3. The true measure of a friend is behavior rather than words; those who seem to say all the nice things are actually far from this standard. ——Washington

4. All relatives are not friends, but only those who have the same interests are friends.

5. Friendship established on the basis of business is better than business established on the basis of friendship. ——Rockefeller

6. Oh, my friend, this is what I mean. Because of you, the blue sky is vast; because of you, the roses are red and gorgeous. ——Emerson

7. People who do not get friendship will be miserable lonely people for life. A society without friendship is just a prosperous desert. ——Bacon

8. Deceptive friendship is a painful wound, and false sympathy is a sharp poisonous arrow. ——Lenin

9. When people like to be strong, I use softness to overcome them; when people use skills, I feel them with sincerity; when people use anger, I use reason to bend them.

10. When you are in good times, those who come only upon invitation are your true friends. When you are in bad times, those who come uninvited are your true friends. ——Cio Frasta

11. If you are not a true friend, no matter how heavy the gift is, it will not open your heart. ——F. Bacon

12. When I am with someone who is too strong, I will not feel my existence. Making friends is not about choosing the perfect ones with our eyes, but about attracting like-minded ones with our hearts. ——Roland

13. Friendship is the most precious thing in the world, and deep friendship is the greatest comfort in life. ——Zou Taofen

14. The road to success must be dotted with broken friendships. ——Wells

15. In the past life, friendship was like a bright light that illuminated my soul and gave my life a little brilliance. ——Ba Jin

16. If we want to make friends, we must first do something for others - things that require time, physical strength, thoughtfulness and dedication to do. ——Carnegie

17. Although broken friendships can be restored, they will never reach the level of intimacy. —— Thomas Fuller

18. Don’t be afraid to reject others if your reasons are legitimate.

19. A person who never appreciates others is a person who will never be appreciated by others.

20. Building relationships is a process of digging a well. What you pay is a little bit of sweat, but what you get is a steady stream of wealth.

——Harvey McKay