Would you feel embarrassed if you had to do it all over again? Is love precious if you don’t speak? Give me two more minutes to freeze the memory. Don’t melt the tears. Your makeup is all gone. How can I remember it? Remember you told me to forget. Remember you told me to forget. You said you would cry not because you care. Author: Jay Chou. Source: The Longest Movie. No matter the temper, the more intimate the smile, the more thoughtful the courtesy, the deeper the mutual suspicion or resentment. ...In a quarrel, the one who speaks first does not necessarily have the upper hand, and the one who speaks last is the winner. Author: Qian Zhongshu Source: Besieged City

3. People with the best eloquence sometimes stutter. Author: Japanese proverb

4. Good eloquence, I hear what you say. , even I almost believed it. Author: Rong Zhi

5. When quarreling, you say, "You are very eloquent, but I can't speak to you." The person who says this is a bit presumptuous. There is no such thing as someone who cannot speak well of anyone. Why can't you defeat me? Because you are wrong. So I told you, it's not about eloquence.

6. Only when a family lives a life that is accommodating and tolerant can there be peace. People who are willing to lose do not have poor eloquence, but understand that among two people, one person must "lose" before two people can win. The most beautiful love is not romance, but love and tolerance for each other. When you are alone, you must be good to yourself; when you are two people, you must be good to the other person; when you are alone, you must be able to coax yourself, and when you are two people, you must be willing to coax the other person; when you are alone, you must forgive yourself, and when you are two people, you must be willing to coax yourself. When it comes to individuals, be tolerant of each other. The greatest win for a person is to be willing to "lose" for the person you love. That kind of happiness is the most lasting and grows day by day. Home is the warmest place because there are the people you love the most and the people who love you the most.

7. The reason why this is so is because among the three conditions for becoming a leader, the most difficult, the most mysterious, and the least standard one is the third condition - making others understand You generate faith. Jesus is believed by the world because of his love for the world; Caesar is believed by the Romans because he is invincible; Hitler is believed by the Germans because of his crazy beliefs and eloquence; Moses allows those who follow him to see the hope of survival. He is believed by his tribe because of hope; God and God are believed by humans because of his silence; Bill Gates is believed by his shareholders because of the huge wealth he has created.

8. In the world of two people, one always makes trouble and the other laughs; one quarrels and the other coaxes; if one person always loses, it’s not because his eloquence is not good enough, but because he loves you. One person "loses" and two people can win.

9. Learn these: 1. Others are proud of their talents, but you are humble. 2. Others show off their eloquence. But you think too much and speak carefully. 3. Others try their best to show off, but you keep a low profile and bide your time. 4. Others fight with each other, but you stay away from right and wrong. 5. Others are straightforward, but you blend the square into the circle. 6. Others are fighting over you, but you retreat to advance. 7. Others cannot lift or put down, but you can bend and stretch. 8. Others are arrogant, but you don’t show off.

Low-key: It’s attitude and wisdom! Source: Dumbfounded

10. His eloquence is so good,