1. The most vicious lies are often told in silence. ——UK

A collection of famous aphorisms about white lies

2. The most successful liars are those who make the smallest amount of lies have the greatest impact. ——Ser Butler

3. True confession. Frankness is a kind of harm. I choose lies to rule the world. Talents are the ones who can rule the world, and those who become talents in the world are enlightenment. ——Hu Yuan

4. Lies cannot last. ——Germany

5. The ship of lies cannot sail far. ——Turkey

6. Lies beget lies, and lies are passed down from generation to generation. ——UK

7. Lies are like driftwood and will wash up on the shore sooner or later. ——Albania

8. Lies can grow in all seasons. ——Burke

9. Lies become more and more bizarre as they spread. ——Ovid

10. It is easier to expose a lie than to chase a lame dog. ——Hungary

11. Whenever a person declares that all human beings are bad guys, you can rest assured that he is acting as an exception. ——Jerold

12. Hypocrisy and fraud will grow in every piece of soil. They are plants of all seasons. ——Addison

13. Lies spread silently are often the most harmful. ——Lord Stevenson

14. Men are born to lie, and women are born to believe lies. ——Guy

15. Clay figures cannot withstand the rain, and lies cannot withstand investigation. ——Japan

16. I would rather be spoken ill of by one person before everyone than by everyone else. ——Howell

17. Promise is as fast as a horse, but facts can catch up with it. ——Spanish proverb

18. People love lies, not only because they are afraid of the hardships of finding out the truth, but also because they have a natural but decadent hobby for lies themselves. ——Bacon

19. Kind people should not tell lies, and smart people should not spread lies. ——Niguidius

20. White lies are beautiful, being frank and straightforward is a mistake. I choose lies.

21. Life cannot bloom brilliant flowers from lies. ——Heine

22. There is no lie in the world that everyone does not believe, and there is no one who does not believe a lie or only believes in lies. ——Stalin

23. Only children and fools in the world cannot lie. ——Jo Heywood

24. It’s better to say ‘I don’t know’ than to lie. ——Ma Gen

25. Silent purity and innocence are often more touching than words. ——Shakespeare