1. If someone does something for others, everyone will help him; if someone does something for himself, everyone will let him go. ——Huainanzi

2. Public affairs extend in all directions, while private affairs are isolated and isolated. ——Xue Xuan of Ming Dynasty

3. We cannot refuse justice to others, nor can we delay justice to others. ——Anonymous

4. The most sad thing for a person is the death of conscience, and the saddest phenomenon for a society is the loss of justice. ——Guo Moruo

5. Everyone loves each other, everyone is equal, and the world is for the common good. This is called great harmony. ——Kang Youwei of Qing Dynasty

6. Where there is justice, there is holy land. ——Bacon

7. Justice and equality are the foundation of a country. ——Qing·He Qi

8. If you are public-minded, you must be fair. ——Jin Yang Quan

9. Let us remember that the principle of justice must be implemented at the bottom of society. ——Cicero

10. The journey of the great road means that the world is for the common good. ——Book of Rites

11. All knowledge that deviates from fairness should be called cunning, not wisdom. ——Plato

12. If the water is flat but evil, he will follow the law; if the mirror is bright but ugly, there will be no anger. ——Three Kingdoms

13. Private viewing makes the eyes blind, private listening makes the ears deaf, and private worries make the heart crazy. ——Lu Shi Chun Qiu

14. In government affairs, justice is not only a virtue, but also a strength. ——Napoleon

15. People who are mediocre are silent and their level is not good. ——Shi Weibai of the Song Dynasty

16. Those who discuss the world must follow the principles of the world. ——Wang Fuzhi of the Qing Dynasty

17. It is better to uphold justice than to scold evil. ——Germany

18. The human heart is like a candle, shining in all directions, up and down. ——Xue Xuan of Ming Dynasty

19. The eyes are bright, the hearing is clever, and the heart is noble. ——Deng Xizi

20. The key to governing a country lies in fairness and integrity. ——Wu Jing of Tang Dynasty

21. Ping followed by Qing, Qing followed by Ming. ——Sima Guang of the Song Dynasty

22. One can prosper a country with one heart, and one can ruin a country with one heart. It is only between public and private matters. ——Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty

23. The public is wise, and the selfless is upright. ——Huangdi Jing

24. Don’t look at people’s actions. ——Russia

25. The world’s affairs are caused by laziness and selfishness. ——Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty

26. The world is for the common good, and billions of people have been appointed. ——Wei Shu

27. Justice is the virtue of rewarding and punishing those who are fair. ——Aristotle

28. Remaining silent about a just cause is tantamount to shouting for an unjust cause. ——Arab

29. Be selfless and do upright things. ——Lu Kun, Ming Dynasty

30. Don’t govern your body before filial piety, and don’t govern your country before your public duties. ——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty

31. If the heart is honest, people will be harmonious. ——Yao Chong of Tang Dynasty