most people only appreciate virtue and can't follow it. Milton: "paradise regained" Virtue is just like a famous incense. After burning or squeezing, its fragrance gets stronger and stronger. Good luck reveals evil virtue best, while bad luck reveals virtue best. Bacon: "On Dilemma" Virtue is like a gem, but it is more gorgeous against a simple background. Bacon: "On Beauty" If there are no difficulties and obstacles when we perform our duties, then virtue will be no different from any physical enjoyment. Thomas? Wilson's virtues and shortcomings are close relatives, just like the Austrian family, and they intermarry and reproduce with each other. Samuel? Butler: Ordinary Observation If our virtue is neither recognized nor appreciated, then, from the perspective of human nature, what is the need for it to exist? Since it only brings us harm. Henry? De? Montblanc: The evil in Notes walks through the path full of desire, which lures many people to follow it. Virtue pursues a steep and steep path, which is less attractive to human beings. If many people in other places greet people to take a slightly inclined road, virtue is even less attractive to them. Beethoven: "Beethoven's Quotations" Virtue and evil, moral goodness and evil are all beneficial or harmful behaviors to society. At any place and at any time, people who make the greatest sacrifice for public welfare are the most moral people. Voltaire: The beauty of French Philosophy in the 18th Century is like summer fruit, which is perishable and difficult to last. For the most part, beauty makes people have a dissolute youth and a regretful old age. However, there is no doubt that if beauty falls on people properly, it will make virtue more glorious and evil virtue more shameful. Bacon: On Beauty There is no virtue without a kind soul. You can find such a soul from everything-people don't have to escape it. [Germany] Beethoven: "Beethoven's Quotations" The honor of human virtue is many times greater than the honor of his wealth. There are many emperors and princes in ancient and modern times, but they have not left a trace in our memory, just because they just want to leave a name for future generations with their manors and wealth. Don't you see how many people are poor in money, but rich in virtue? [meaning] da? Finch: On Painting, our virtues and shortcomings are a close couple, and the children born are both like father and mother. Halifax: The virtue of Moral Thoughts and Opinions is so commendable that evil people want to do good deeds out of self-interest. [France] Wolfinger: Some shortcomings in The Collection of Mottos can clearly prove a person's excellent character than virtue. Cardinal Reyes: Memoirs He redeemed his sins with virtue. He deserves more praise than just forgiveness. Jonson: Discovery People will despise virtue if they see it in clothes. Fuller: Of all the virtues, justice is the most beneficial to the welfare of mankind. Rousseau: "Emile" keeps others' secrets strictly, which brings pleasure to people, and it makes this kind of behavior a virtue that is not difficult to realize. Mo Luoya: The virtue of Art and Life lies in the motive rather than the result. If a person works for the happiness of mankind out of fear of falling into hell and suffering eternal torture, then, as far as this motivation is concerned, he is also not entitled to the title of virtue. Shelley: Among many virtues, I think "gratitude" is the most commendable. Conversely, ingratitude is the most despicable behavior. Bugachu: The virtue itself in decameron also needs to be limited. Montesquieu: On the Spirit of Law Virtue brings fame, while fame brings vanity. Thomas? Fuller: The Mottos Virtue, though dressed in rags, can keep me warm. Dryden: The bloodline of Imitating Horace was passed down from the previous generation. Virtue is cultivated by itself, and virtue has its own value. The bloodline is only borrowed. Cervantes (Spain): The bud of a virtue in Don Quixote, which is the most precious virtue and the mother of all morals, is humility, with which we will have endless fun. [Spanish] galdos: Maria? Evil, the opposite of virtue in Nella, tells us more clearly what virtue is. Quintilian (ancient Rome): "Principles of oratory" The virtue needed by luck is temperance, while the virtue needed by adversity is perseverance. The latter is more valuable than the former. Bacon: "On Adversity" Regret and love are two virtues, which should arouse all other virtues. Balzac: "Country Doctor" When you enjoy loving your neighbor, it is not a virtue. Ji Bolun: The virtue of Sand and Foam is only given to those who have confidence in it, but not to noble people who have strict doubts about it. [Germany] Nietzsche: "The Science of Happiness" Good companions and useful conversations are the source of virtue. Walton: The Good Fisherman Virtue is an intermediate state, which is between the two bad things of excess and deficiency. [Ancient Greece] Aristotle: "Nicomachean Ethics" Virtue is an act against the will, which may be used as the definition of virtue. Anonymous: It is impossible to make everyone have the same virtue in Role and Observation, but it is possible to make everyone equally kind and upright. Anonymous: Every shortcoming in Role and Observation is more or less disguised as a virtue, and every shortcoming benefits from this disguised similarity. Labruyere (France): Virtue in The Theory of Character is so vague that it has become synonymous with the theory of emptiness. Samuel? Butler: Ordinary Observation Virtue seems to be a kind of mental health, beauty and strength, while evil seems to be a kind of mental disease, ugliness and weakness. [Greece] Plato: "Republic" If I value virtue, I don't have to envy others' happiness and lament my own misfortune. Cervantes (Spain): The virtues and shortcomings of Don Quixote have an incredible nature: the more you have, the less you think you have. Anonymous: Role and Observation Virtue is a kind of harmony. Pythagoras: Evil, the opposite of virtue in Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy, tells us more clearly what virtue is. Quintilian (ancient Rome): "Principles of oratory" In a people's country, there is also a hub for promotion, and this is virtue. Montesquieu: On the Spirit of Law What is virtue? Give kindness to one's compatriots. Voltaire: A Dictionary of Philosophy Virtue is not an ornament, but a manifestation of a beautiful mind. Gide: The virtue in The Narrow Gate is the health of the soul. Nietzsche: The Science of Happiness Virtue is the proof of the highest intelligence. Johnson: "Talking about Legends" A happy life cannot be separated from all kinds of virtues. [Ancient Greece] Epicurus: "Letter to Menoko" The honor of man's virtue is many times greater than that of his wealth. [meaning] da? Finch: On Painting, the road of virtue is narrow and dangerous, and the road of evil is wide and flat, but the ends of the two roads are different: the latter road is to die, and the former road is to live, and what you get is eternal life. Cervantes (Spain): "Don Quixote" Honesty is the most cherished virtue of men for women. [Spanish] Laigret Sia: The bud and bud of a virtue in Marpyrene, which is the most precious virtue and the mother of all morals, is humility, with which we will have endless fun. [Spanish] galdos: Maria? Naira's life is short, and only virtue can leave it to distant generations. Shakespeare: Shakespeare's Plays Virtue brings fame, and fame brings vanity. Thomas? Fuller: The happiness from evil virtue in The Motto can still hurt us in happiness; The pain from virtue can still comfort us in pain. Goldon: Lacan No matter how ugly a person looks, when he is famous for his virtue and intelligence, he will never look ugly, even if he is ugly, he will not leave any bad impression. [France] Labruyere: On Character? On Views: Virtue and evil, moral goodness and evil are all beneficial or harmful behaviors to society. Voltaire: On Metaphysics, there is no real happiness without virtue. Rousseau: The virtues of Confessions are so commendable that evil people want to do good deeds out of self-interest. Wolfnag: "Thinking and Motto" is descended from the previous generation, and virtue is cultivated by oneself. Virtue has its own value, and bloodline is just a loan. Cervantes (Spain): The virtue of Don Quixote is like a gem, but it is more gorgeous against a simple background. Similarly, a person who is dignified, serious and virtuous but not luxuriously dressed is awe-inspiring. [English] F? Bacon: On Life? On Beauty A person with lofty virtues, the more virtues he has, the less others will envy him. Because their happiness comes from their hard work. It deserves it. [English] F? Bacon: On Life? On Jealousy Virtue is not to stay away from evil or avoid moral danger. Virtue is a living and independent thing, just like pain or a special smell. Chesterton: The Great Trivia Every appearance of evil virtue is accompanied by some signs of virtue. Shakespeare: The virtues and shortcomings of Shakespeare's Plays are close relatives, just like the Austrian family, who intermarry and reproduce with each other. Samuel? Butler: "Ordinary Observation" Our virtues and shortcomings are a close couple, and the children born are both like father and mother. Halifax: In Moral Thoughts and Opinions, no one gossips about the secret virtues of others. Russell: On Education Some virtues are like feelings, and people who don't have such feelings can neither see nor understand them. Laroche Foucault: The Book of Moral Proverbs Truth and virtue are two close friends of art. Diderot: "On Beauty" reveals human nature's weaknesses, while it shows personal characteristics's strengths. Everyone has the same shortcomings and misfortunes. Virtues are different. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's aphorisms and thoughts" Virtue is only given to those who have confidence in it, but not to noble people who have strict doubts about it. [Germany] Nietzsche: The victory of "The Happy Science" is temporary, and the virtue will be immortal. [Russia] Pushkin: "For A? Besduzhev's Letter "Wisdom" knows what to do next, and "Virtue" immediately does what to do next. Giorgio: The Philosophy of Despair The virtue needed by luck is temperance, while the virtue needed by adversity is perseverance, which is more difficult than the former. [English] F? Bacon: On Life? On adversity, human virtue is like a precious spice, which will emit the strongest fragrance in the fire burning. [English] F? Bacon: On Life? Regret and love are two kinds of virtues, which should arouse all other virtues. Balzac: The highest virtue in The Country Doctor is to think of others. Hugo: "Les Miserables" can have the noblest qualities of the greatest talent if it is always faithful to itself and others. [Germany] Goethe: It is not a virtue to be in a lower position in Goethe's aphorisms and thoughts. Being able to go down is a virtue. It is also a virtue to admit that things below us are above us. [Germany] Goethe: "Goethe's aphorisms and thoughts" All virtues are contained in self-trust. Emerson: The American Philosopher People always think that only public actions can convey their respective virtues and shortcomings, but they don't understand that virtues and shortcomings reveal their own breath all the time. Emerson: Essays is poor without flattery, rich without arrogance. [in] The Analects of Confucius? It is not enough for us to just know about virtue. We must also try our best to cultivate it, use it, or adopt various methods to make us become kind people. [Ancient Greece] Aristotle: The escape from evil virtue in Management 66 is the beginning of virtue. Horace: Lyrics Virtue brings honor, and honor brings vanity. Fuller's Words of Wisdom Without vanity, virtue cannot last so long. The highest virtue in laroche Foucault's Proverbs always contradicts the law. [America] Emerson's Way of Living Our virtues are often just evil in disguise. Laroche Foucault's Proverbs was praised for its virtue, but it was rejected. People run away from it because it is cold, and in this world you must keep your feet warm. The virtue of Diderot's "Ramo's Nephew" is only a virtue for those who can appreciate it. Five-volume book