●I am a human being, and I feel familiar with everything that is in line with human nature (Marx)

●Although the ways and habits of expression are different, human nature is the same (Chesterfield)

●The nature of people in the world is the same, but education and habits make their expressions different. Therefore, we must treat them through various coats. Understanding (Chesterfield)

●Love, hope, fear and belief constitute human nature, they are the signs and characteristics of human nature (Roy Browning)

●Human nature There is no so-called unswerving determination to do good or evil in nature, except on the guillotine (Na Hawthorne)

●Human wildness is no different than the oak forest Various beasts in the world (Ben Jonson)

●Everyone will become a tyrant whenever possible. This is the nature given to humans by nature (Defoe)

●No matter Whoever wishes to establish a state and give it laws should first assume that all men are evil (Machiavelli)

●Is there such a thing as human nature? Of course there is. But there is only concrete humanity, not abstract humanity. In a class society, there is only class-based humanity, but no super-class humanity (Mao Zedong)

●Human beings are between gods and beasts, sometimes tending to one type, sometimes leaning to the other; there are< /p>

Some people become increasingly holy, some become beasts, and most people remain moderate

(Plotinus)

●Man is between animals and supermen A taut rope, a rope crossing an abyss (Nietzsche)

●Human beings are both strong and weak, both humble and sublime, both insightful and often blind (Diderot)

< p>●If man does not rise to the sky and become an angel, there is no doubt that he will sink and become a devil. He cannot remain animalistic. The most savage man is not a beast, he is worse, very bad (Coleridge)

●Man is a god who has lost his status (Emerson)

●Man, in fact All rational beings exist because they are an end in themselves, not just tools for this or that will (Kant)

● Man is the ultimate goal of creation in the world, because man is the The only unique being

is the concept that can form a purpose out of a large number of purposeful things

with the help of his reason. A system of (Kant)

●Man is the end of nature; there is nothing like them everywhere in the universe

It is very easy to keep yourself organized;… He takes matters into his own hands and creates the entire social organization and temporary environment out of himself (Emerson) Man is the measure of all things, the existence of beings, The measure of non-existence of the non-existent (Plato)

●He is his own purpose. He has an infinite value and an eternal mission in himself (Hegel)

< p>●Self-feeling is human value (Rabberais)

●Every person has his or her own value, this is an old adage (William Wyndham)

●Life is weighing each of us on a sensitive scale every moment; when we are about to die, he will let each of us know his precise weight (Jen La Lowell)

● Like everything else, whether a person is important depends on his own worth; that is, it depends on how much effect he plays (Thomas Hobbes)

●Men have their own worth, women have their own worth Have one's own figure (Europe)

●No personal wealth can become an individual's ultimate life value (Francis Bacon)

●People with wealth are called valuable people (Paul Bacon) Bo)

●Of all things in the world, human beings are the most precious (Mao Zedong)

●The power of human beings has not yet been measured; we cannot rely on what he has accomplished To judge his strength by the things he did, he did very little (Thoreau)

●If something is difficult for you to accomplish by yourself, don’t think that it is beyond human power; you can do it yourself too It (Marcus Aurelius)

●Man is the most truly social animal, not only a gregarious animal, but also an animal that can only be independent in society (Marx)

●No one would choose the whole world in isolation, because man is a political creature, and his nature demands to live with him (Aristotle)

●Man is like a vine, his Survival depends on other things. He embraces others and gets strength from the embrace (Pope)

●When there is any conflict between an individual and society, there are two things that must be considered. The first is which One aspect is opposite, the second is which aspect is stronger (Tagore)

●Nature has endowed human beings with countless desires and needs, but has given him weak means to alleviate these needs.

Only society can make up for man's shortcomings (Hume)

●No one can be completely free unless everyone is free,

Unless everyone is moral , otherwise no one can be called completely moral; unless everyone lives happily, no one can be called completely happy (Spencer)

●In people's In social life, like the material resources required for production, people are also treated impersonally and effectively (Weber)

●The essence of human beings is not an abstraction inherent in a single person.

In its reality, it is the sum of all social relations (Marx)

●Man is a work of man, a product of culture and history (Feuerbach)