Interest refers to a series of material and spiritual products that human beings use to satisfy their own desires. The following are the famous aphorisms about interest that I have compiled. I hope it will be helpful to everyone! Famous aphorisms about interests 1

1. The interests of the public and the welfare of mankind can make hateful work valuable. Only enlightened people can know the enthusiasm required to overcome difficulties. Author: Anonymous

2. I think it is most important to take into account the interests of the other party. You cannot just focus on your own interests. The two are complementary to each other. You are willing to give up your interests and let the other party benefit. In the end, it will bring greater benefits to yourself. Those who take advantage will not have friends. This is what my mother told me when I was young. The same is true in business.

3. He understands this truth: the collective will make people stronger, highlight the strengths of each person, and enable people to obtain the kind of happiness that is extremely difficult to obtain when doing things for themselves. He will be grateful to see so much integrity. Be happy with brave and capable people, and fight for the good things they deserve (and when living for yourself, the opposite situation often occurs. What you see is another face of people, so that you must always use hand holding the hilt of the sword). This summer of fire is therefore a good season: in everyone's mind there is a same problem that needs to be solved, everyone puts it before other personal interests, and gets the approval and admiration of many other good people Satisfied and rewarded. Author: Calvino Source: The Baron on the Tree

4. Will comes from the two factors of moral sense and self-interest. Author: Lincoln

5. Be able to realize that the same interests are also your own interests, and use the interests recognized by others to control yourself to perform your rights, so that people realize that their rights should be fulfilled; this This means that there should be rights, and power should be controlled through mutual recognition. Author: Green

6. Whoever owns the legal language will own the relevant resources and interests. Author: Bourdieu Famous Aphorisms of Interest 2

1. Interest is nothing else at all, it is just something that each of us regards as necessary for happiness. ——Holbach

2. Interest is the driving force for all human actions. ——Holbach

3. Trade is like blood and should circulate. ——Dryden

4. Trade can best promote the development of civilization. When people exchange goods, they also exchange ideas. ——Ingersoll

5. Don’t break the porcelain plate before you buy a copper bowl. ——Nepal

6. Having no money is a sad thing. But having too much money is doubly sad. ——Tolstoy

7. If gold is tied to the wings of a bird, the bird will not be able to fly. ——Tagore

8. Agriculture is the mother and nanny of other skills. ——Xenophon

9. Everything people strive for is related to their interests. ——Marx

10. If we do not understand that farming is as noble as writing poetry, a nation will not prosper. ——Bob Washington

11. If industry is the main brain, then agriculture is the foundation of industrial development. ——Stalin

12. He lies not because it is in his interest, he lies because it is his nature. —— Steve Jobs

13. Underdevelopment of business can only lead to the depletion of national treasury financial resources. ——Bacon

14. Business cooperation must have three major prerequisites: first, both parties must have interests that can cooperate; second, both parties must have the willingness to cooperate; third, both parties must have *** and enjoy *** Rong's plan. All three are indispensable. ——Li Ka-shing

15. Business connects the entire human race into interdependent and closely related brothers. ——Garfield

16. The interest of the business world lies in the ability to find wealth all over the world.

——Burke

17. Business is the product of agriculture. It must support its parents who work hard and earn a meager income. —— Blake

18. There are two levers in the world that can drive people to action-interest and fear. ——Napoleon

19. Among selfish desires, the law of heaven resides. ——Wang Fuzhi of the Qing Dynasty

20. The so-called capital refers to part of the property provided to obtain more wealth. ——Marshall

21. All wealth that exceeds an individual’s share of social products is theft. ——Babaev

22. Everyone is an orator when arguing for their own interests. ——Ovid

23. When ignorance and wealth come together, the status will be even worse. ——Schopenhauer

24. Yearning for fictitious interests often results in the loss of existing happiness. ——Greece

25. All empty words are useless. Visible material welfare must be provided to the people.

26. All commodities are temporary money; money is a permanent commodity. ——Marx

27. Everything that is beneficial to agriculture is also beneficial to the country and its people. ——Quesnay

28. There is a famous motto that says: If the axioms of geometry offend people's interests, they will definitely be overturned. ——Lenin

29. Only a piece of cultivated land is a valuable and beautiful thing. ——Hamson

30. The key to governing the people is to guide them for the benefit of the people and to be able to obey the will of the people. ——Wang Tao of Qing Dynasty

31. Reason will urge everyone to pursue the happiness of the public as a means to obtain and establish personal happiness. —— Grove

32. A shrewd person is a person who carefully considers his own interests; a wise person is a person who carefully considers the interests of others. ——Byron

33. As long as money can solve an individual's life; if there is too much, it will become a scourge that curbs human talents. ——Nobel

34. Money and time are the two heaviest burdens in life. The most unhappy people are those who have so much of these two things that they don’t know how to use them. ——Johnson

35. If you regard money as a god, it will bring disaster to you like the devil. ——Fielding

36. The welfare of the public—the highest law. ——Helvetius

37. Personal interests are like the shadow of green grass, and public interests are like the towering sky. ——Mongolia

38. The status of individuals depends on their abilities, and the rewards of individuals will depend on their work efficiency. ——Saint Simon

39. In all undertakings, the sooner the results are achieved, the smaller the benefits; the later the results are achieved, the greater the benefits. ——Sun Yat-sen

40. The big carp swimming in the pond is not as good as the small crucian carp on the table. ——Bulgaria

41. When wealth is not distributed fairly and reasonably to members of society, it does not matter whether it is rich or not. ——Pahlavi

42. Wealth should not be the purpose of life, it is just a tool of life. ——Bizet

43. Regardless of whether he is a big representative or a small representative, in general, he is a representative who acts on behalf of the interests of the people and reflects upward some things that are related to the interests of the people. ——Wu Renbao