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Famous sayings about cherishing friendship

Famous aphorisms about cherishing friendship

1. Friendship is a school that cultivates people’s feelings. The reason why we need friendship is not to use it to pass the time, but to cultivate virtue in others and in ourselves. Suhomlinsky

2. Friendship can enhance happiness and reduce pain; because it can multiply our joy and share our worries. Edison (USA)

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

4. Friendship is the wisest mother of generosity and honor, the sister of gratitude and kindness, and the mortal enemy of hatred and greed; it is always ready to sacrifice itself for others, and it is completely voluntary without using others. plead. Boccaccio

5. The difference between friendship and love is that friendship means two people and the world, but love means two people are the world. In friendship, one plus one equals two; in love, one plus one is still one. Tagore

6. Friendship will never tolerate long-term and frequent advice. Robert Lind

7. Friendship is a kind of gentle and calm love, guided by reason, formed by habit, arising from long-term understanding and mutual agreement, without jealousy. , and no fear. Homer

8. Friendship is a selfless exchange between two equals; love is a humble exchange between a tyrant and a slave. Oliver Goldsmith

9. Friendship is a tree that can provide shade. Coleridge

10. Friendship ceases to exist long before the flower of friendship withers. Gertrude Stein

11. Friendship is the tacit understanding of spirit, the communication of souls, and the combination of virtues. William Peng

12. Friendship has many names, but once youth and beauty intervene, friendship is called love and is deified as the most beautiful angel. Chrysosr

13. Friendship is the fusion of spirits, the marriage of souls, and the knot of morality. Payne

14. Friendship can never become a transaction; on the contrary, it requires the most complete concept of disinterest. Moroa

15. The best effort of friendship is not to show a friend our flaws, but to make him see his own flaws. Larochevko

16. Friendship is like pottery, it can be repaired if it is broken; love is like a mirror, once it is broken it is difficult to put it back together. Billings

17. Friendship can only be produced and maintained in practice. Goethe

18. Friendship is a means of virtue, and it is a virtue in itself, a common virtue. Feuerbach

19. Friendship is a free and happy wish for oneself, which always harmonizes the natural sympathy behavior, beyond lust, interest, competition and accident. Allen

20. Friendship is often formed by a common interest that is easier to realize for two people than for one person. This relationship is pure only when they are mutually satisfying. Strindberg

21. Friendship is like a star, and love is just a candle. Candles will burn out, but stars will shine forever. Alexandre Dumas

22. Friendship is really the most sacred thing, not only worthy of special admiration, but worthy of eternal praise. It is the wisest mother of generosity and honour, the sister of gratitude and kindness, the sworn enemy of hatred and greed; it is ever ready to sacrifice itself for others, and does so entirely of its own free will, without the need of entreaty. Boccaccio

23. Friendship is a slow-growing plant. It can flourish only when it is grafted on branches that know each other well and respect each other. Chesterfield

24. Friendship is the same as the fragrance of flowers. It is better to be lighter. The lighter the fragrance, the more attached it is and the longer it lasts. Xi Murong

25. Friendship is the most beautiful flower that embellishes youth.

26. Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity. Gibran

27. Friendship is a harmonious equality. Pythagoras

28. Friendship doubles joy and halve pain. Bacon (UK)

29. Friendship is a sacred and ancient name. Ovid

 30. Friendship neither requires slaves nor allows rulers. Friendship likes equality. Gonchakov

31. Friendship needs