A collection of famous quotes from good teachers and friends

Those who praise us behind our backs are our good friends.

——Cervantes

The end and pinnacle of all goodness, the last star of life is friendship.

——E. Markham

Friendship was like a bright light in my past life, illuminating my soul and giving my life a little bit of hope. brilliance.

——Ba Jin

Only by knowing each other can we not doubt each other; only by not doubting can we know each other.

——Cao Yu

There are too few true friends, and there are too many friends whose words and deeds are inconsistent. They are just gentlemen in words and dwarves in actions, like the moon, sometimes waning and sometimes full. We can only declare that we should regard them as currencies whose value is known before they are used! ——Ke Shuduo

If you are smart, don’t treat that person as a friend if he has a deep friendship with your enemy.

——Sadie

For friends to have lasting friendship, they must be humble and considerate to each other.

——Anonymous

Friendship between people unites the hearts of most people. Because of this precious connection, it is gentle and sweet.

——St. Augustine

In fact, the union of people is incredible. It is a magical tie of "friendship" that connects all people.

　——Carlisle

This man is willing to shed his blood and sacrifice his life for me, but he cannot reveal to me the little secret hidden in the corner of his heart. Friendship, you are just a passing cloud. You are as bright and brilliant as the sun, but you are just an elusive thing that can be viewed and elusive... - Dumas Glass of wine.

——Tao Qian

Don’t take out your merits from your own pocket and lend them to your friends. This is an insult to him.

　——Tagore

There is nothing more important and beautiful than the kind relationship between people, whether it is walking with others on the train, or getting along with family or colleagues. So true. ——Anonymous

Trusting the kindness of others is a clear proof of your own kindness.

——Anonymous

The word "friend" is on everyone's lips, but true friendship is rare.

——Phaedrus

Whoever wants to be helped in times of trouble should be lenient to others in ordinary times.

——Sadie

Those who are looking for friends should find friends. Those who have no friends mean that they have never looked for them.

——Lesing

Those who pity you are not friends, but those who help you are friends.

——Tom Fuller

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

—— Alexandre Dumas

If a scholar has jealous friends, then virtuous ministers will not be friends; if a king has jealous ministers, then virtuous ministers will not come to him.

——Xun Kuang

From the appearance, humans are the most precious and dogs are the lowest, but the sages unanimously believe that a dog that values ??righteousness is better than an unjust person.

——Sadie

Only those who treat each other sincerely are true friends.

——Anonymous

It is equally wrong to not believe anyone and to trust anyone.

——Seneca

Those who do not share happiness with others will not be loyal friends in disasters.

——Aesop

Friendship is heaven, without it it is like going to hell; Friendship is life, without it it means death; everything you do in the world is nothing. Not for friendship.

——William Morris

You must examine the root cause of the disease, and when making friends, you must also examine the character of the other party, otherwise it will be dangerous.

——Ibn Mugafa

Happiness does not lie in having many friends, but in carefully choosing friends and their value.

——Johnson

Make friends and score points, and cut the rules.

Zhou Xingsi

True friends do not talk about friendship. They do not ask each other for anything for the sake of friendship, but do everything they can for each other.

——Belinsky

A loyal friend is the incarnation of Bodhisattva.

——Napoleon

Those ungrateful people who fall into difficulties cannot be saved.

——Aesop

When making friends, you must choose your own. It is beneficial to talk and learn from each other; it is harmful to follow and play.

——"The Sayings of the Old Man in Xichou·Lectures"

Living with good people is like entering the room of Lan Zhi and not smelling their fragrance for a long time, then you will be transformed into them. Living with evil people is like entering an abalone den. If you don't smell the smell for a long time, you will be transformed by it.

——Liu Xiang

Intimate friends may be separated by thousands of mountains and rivers, but they still seem to be close at hand.

——Tegnell

In the face of misfortune, understand your friends.

——Herder

Unknown friends are also friends.

——Lessing

Life is enriched in various friendships. Loving others and not being loved by others is the greatest joy of existence.

——Wei Smith

The ancients were ashamed of the friendship between powerful forces.

——Liu Yiqing

A common man cannot make friends carelessly. Friends, so they have each other.

——Xun Kuang

Freedom can only be preserved through friendship.

——Hugo

Sometimes, two people who have never met may indeed become close friends as soon as they meet.

——Tagore

A true confidant looks even colder than a liar. ——Horace

Only those who treat each other sincerely are true friends. Anyone who plots against his friends is deceiving himself.

——Ha Abubakar

When we go from rich to pauper, the dilemma will tell us who is the confidant and who is the snob.

——John Dryden

Gold gifts will destroy friendship. Because the gift-giver may indeed forget his intention, but the recipient will always be grateful.

——Wei Smith

Between friends, you need to be careful with your language. Adults should also take care of each other step by step and avoid spreading bad words, so as to promote the friendship between the two parties. Reducing right and wrong is an important part of promoting interpersonal relationships. Spread more good words and never spread a single bad word.

——San Mao

It is not necessary to live without evil neighbors, and it is not necessary to live without evil friends, but those who are kind and self-sufficient can get both.

——Li Xing

Respecting others means respecting yourself.

　—— Galsworthy

Only when the true love of a close friend is compared with the cruelty of the world, can a person suddenly realize it.

——Balzac

Don’t look at everything with distrust, but be cautious and firm.

——Democritus

Birds with the same feathers will naturally gather together.

　——Aristotle

All friends will receive the reward of their loyalty, and all enemies will taste the bitter cup of their sins.

——Shakespeare

You will reap melons if you sow melons, and you will reap beans if you sow beans. Sow preferential friendship and reap benevolent friendship.

——Guo Moruo

Don’t be impatient when choosing friends, and think twice when abandoning friends.

　——Franklin

Be calm when choosing friends, don’t act too hastily, and be more cautious when breaking off friendships. People who can speak frankly to you are your best friends.

——Johnson

Don’t look down on yourself, and don’t look down on others.

——John Locke

Morals and righteousness are equal to each other, and faults are equal to each other, so we are afraid of friends; priorities can be determined, life and death can be trusted, close friends; sweet words are like sweet wine, games are conquered, They are close friends; if they benefit from each other, they will fight each other; if they suffer from disadvantages, they will fall in love with each other. They are also friends of thieves.

——Su Jun

With self-control, you will not fall out with others or expose weaknesses that can cause dissatisfaction.

——Wright

People who have no close friends to talk to are cannibals who eat themselves and their hearts.

——Bacon

A true friend is a friend who does not ask for anything from us. Making friends is not to ask for something from the other party.

——Hebard

A friend’s eyes are a bright mirror.

——Franklin

Yang calls others good in order to please others, and Yin nourishes others' evil in order to make themselves happy. This is the great provocation of friendship.

——Li Xing

Those who like cheap things should not make money with them; those who are suspicious of others should not do anything with them.

——Zongtang Zuo

Choosing friends is like picking melons. Do you want me to tell you why? Because to find one that is familiar, you have to pick a hundred.

——K. Melme

The true criterion for measuring a friend is behavior rather than words.

　—— Joe Washington

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

Whoever chooses as a friend a miser or relies on the false friendship of a selfish and cowardly person is in danger of being misunderstood.

——Tor Brown

The friendship of a single wise person is more valuable than the friendship of all stupid people.

——Democritus

It is not difficult to die for a friend, but the difficulty is to find a friend worth dying for.

——Holmz

Brothers may not be friends, but friends are often like brothers.

——Franklin

A careless friendship at the beginning will lead to enmity later.

——Shen Juyun

When friends use unnatural politeness between each other, you can know that their relationship has begun to decline.

——Shakespeare

Choosing friends should be like choosing books to read. First, you must be cautious, and second, you must control the quantity.

——Jen Howell

Once you make friends, don’t abandon them easily.

——Shuo Lun

Many people who appear to be friends are not actually friends, and many who are friends do not appear to be friends.

——Democritus

Except for a close friend, no medicine can cure the heart disease

——Bacon

——Musha Koji Shietsu

The most beautiful thing in the world is to have a few serious friends with upright minds and hearts.

——Einstein

Friends gained through wine and food will become passers-by in a blink of an eye when the wine bottles are empty; a dark winter cloud has just appeared, and the flying insects here have long been hiding. He disappeared without a trace.

——Shakespeare

You should help your friends when they are in trouble, and you should not gossip after the matter is hopeless.

——Aesop

When making friends, you must think carefully and predict their character, family background and friends.

——Valois

A person who wants to be friends with everyone is no one’s friend.

——Pfeffer

Don’t win a friend by gifts. You must offer your sincere love and learn how to win a person's heart in the right way.

——Socrates

Those who make friends with money will do their best and the relationship will end; those who make friends with sex will fall in love with you.

——"Warring States Policy·Chu Ceyi"

The so-called treating others with courtesy means treating others the way you like others to treat you.

　——Chesterfield

People who make friends with you because it is profitable will also break up with you because they are profitable. ——Seneca

This is a law of friendship: once suspicion walks in through the front door, love will slip out through the back door.

——Miller

Having many good friends is better than having a lot of wealth.

——Shakespeare

People who make bad friends will find it difficult to gain the respect of the world.

——Krylov

When your friend confides in you, don’t be afraid to say the “no” in your heart, and don’t hide the “yes” in your heart. ".

　——Kipling

We get friends not because of the help we get from them, but because of the help we give them.

——Thucydius

There is a gentleman within the door, and there is a gentleman outside the door.

——Feng Menglong

People love and benefit each other, just like fire going up and water going down. They cannot be avoided in the world.

——Mo Zhai

A friend in disguise is worse than a vicious enemy.

——Pukalisil

The older the friend, the better, and the older the wine, the better it tastes.

——John Ray

A gentleman chooses carefully and does not associate with poisonous beasts.

——Zhang Wangyu

When people help me, I will never forget it; when I help others, I won’t forget it.

——Hua Luogeng

Making friends with wine is just like wine, it only lasts one night.

——Luo Gao

Since I can’t find a friend who is completely devoted to me, I must have some friends who can overcome my laziness with their driving force.

——Rousseau

Friends will know us in times of joy; we will know our friends in times of adversity.

——Corinth

It takes a long time for an upright person to recognize, and it only takes a day for a bad person to be recognized.

——Sophocles

Relatives cannot be chosen, but friends can.

　——De Lisle

Words of kindness and promises of kindness are easy to say. Only in times of trouble can you see the sincerity of your friends.

——Krylov

The sweet taste of sugarcane makes friendship become more profound over time.

——Yuan Mu

If you make friends through mutual exchanges, your knowledge will improve day by day; if you use prudent actions to benefit your life, your path will become more distant.

——Master Hongyi

In misfortune, useful friends are more necessary; in luck, noble friends are more necessary. In misfortune, look for friends out of necessity; in luck, look for friends out of nobility.

　——Aristotle

Live in such a way that your friends may not become enemies, and your enemies may become friends.

——Pythagoras

The best way to deal with the fear of external enemies is to make as many friends as possible; for those who cannot be friends, at least avoid making enemies with them; if If you can't even do this, you should avoid interacting with them as much as possible and alienate them for your own benefit.

——Epicoo

Unable to find out the other party’s details, you must not take out your heart.

——Balzac

A gentleman uses literature to make friends, and friends to help people.

——"The Analects of Confucius"

Relatives are given to us by God, and friends are chosen by ourselves.

——Mamfold;