1. Those who are kind to others will also be kind to others. ——Guan Zhong

Famous quotes about doing good

2. Good things cannot be lost and evil things cannot last. ——Zuo Zhuan

3. Failure to accumulate good will not be enough to become famous, and failure to accumulate evil will not be enough to destroy the body. ——The Book of Changes

4. Good and evil cannot share the same path. ——Liu Zongyuan

5. I think the virtue of benefiting others is kindness. ——Bacon

6. Those who do good things to others will be morally successful, those who have good intentions will have peace in their families, and those who do good deeds will have descendants. ——Ming Dynasty·Fang Xiaoru

7. Don’t cultivate your heart by being good at few desires. ——Mencius

8. One kindness stains the heart, and it will be immortal for all eternity. Hundreds of lights shine brightly, thousands of miles are bright. ——Xiao Gang of the Northern and Southern Dynasties

9. A word of kindness is worth more than a thousand pieces of gold. ——Jin·Ge Hong

10. No good deeds, no hard work. ——Confucius

11. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small! ——Liu Bei

12. Doing good is like ascending, doing evil is like falling. ——Zuo Zhuan

13. Remove one evil and cultivate ten good things. ——"History of the Song Dynasty. Biography of Bi Shi'an"

14. Good things should only be stopped when they begin. ——Wang Anshi's "On Rites and Music"

15. A gentleman is most likely to be kind to others - Mencius

16. Kindness is the most precious treasure, which can be used in a lifetime; More than enough.

17. If beauty is a letter of recommendation, then kindness is a credit card. ——Bulwer Yili Shun

18. If you sing about beauty, you will have an audience even if you are in the center of the desert. ——Kahlil Gibran

19. If "good" has a reason, it is no longer good. If "goodness" has its consequences, it cannot be called "goodness". "Goodness" is something beyond cause and effect. ——Lev Tol

20. Important signs of mature personality: tolerance, tolerance, and kindness. ——Dale Carnegie