1. If you want to understand yourself, it is best to ask others. —— Japan

2. If a person counts what he learns from others as his own discovery, this is also very close to arrogance. ——Hegel

3. A person who truly knows himself cannot be immodest. Humility makes a person's heart shrink, like a pebble. Although it is small, it is extremely strong. Only by being strong can you be honest. ——Lao She

4. The less capable a person is, the more pretentious he becomes. ——Deng Tuo

5. The more incompetent a person is, the more he likes to find fault with others. ——Ireland

6. He who knows others is wise, and he who knows himself is wise. He who conquers others is powerful, and he who conquers himself is strong. ——Lao Tzu

7. Only among people can you know yourself. ——Germany

8. You know your own appetite. ——Soviet Union

9. You know where your shoes are tight. ——Spain

10. Self-knowledge is the most rare knowledge. ——Spain

11. Modesty has a good reputation. Those who are too modest should guard against fraud. —— Zhu Xi

12. If you can’t command yourself, you can’t command others. ——The United States

13. The stars in the sky can be clearly counted, but the soot on my face cannot be seen. ——Malaysia

14. Great people will never abuse their advantages. They see where they are superior to others and realize this, but they will never be immodest because of it. The more they excel, the more they recognize their shortcomings. —— Rousseau

15. Our pride is mostly based on our ignorance! —— Lessing

16. Never think that you know everything at any time. No matter how high people think of you, you must always have the courage to say to yourself: I am a person who knows nothing. ——Pavlov

17. The greatest pride and the greatest inferiority both express the weakness of the soul. —— Spinoza

18. The most difficult thing is to know yourself. ——Greece

19. The most spiritual person cannot see his own back. ——Africa

20. Everyone knows where shoes squeeze the feet. ——Latin America

21. Being lazy to think, unwilling to delve into and understand deeply, being complacent or satisfied with trivial knowledge are all causes of intellectual poverty. This poverty is often described in one word: "stupidity." —— Gorky

22. Despicable and arrogant motives will only satisfy the greed of fools, warriors, human invaders and plunderers. People should give up such motives and do not let these tempting drinks anymore. Anesthetize those pretentious people! —— Saint Simon

23. No matter how great our achievements are, we should still clearly estimate the enemy's strength, be vigilant, and never allow anyone in our own ranks to There are emotions of arrogance, complacency and neglect. ——Stalin

24. Arrogance is a person. If you meet someone who defeats me, you will flatter me; if you meet someone who doesn't know me, you will be arrogant. ——Shen Juyun

25. It is not advisable to belittle oneself when one has a great spirit of lofty ideals. —— Zhuge Liang

26. The biggest obstacle to our learning is the known things, not the unknown things. ——Bernard

27. Those who sing praises to themselves have only one audience. ——Japan

28. A person who really knows himself cannot be immodest. Humility makes a person's heart shrink, like a pebble. Although it is small, it is extremely strong. Only by being strong can you be honest. ——Lao She

29. Emotions overwhelm reason. This is the reason why evil occurs in the world. ——Euripides

30. Dissatisfaction with oneself is one of the fundamental characteristics of any truly talented person. ——Chekhov

31. When you realize that you are a humble person, you are no longer a humble person.

——Leo Tolstoy

32. Man is the best among animals when he is at his best, but when he is isolated from law and justice, he is the worst among animals. something. ——Aristotle

33. Modesty has a good reputation, but those who are too modest should guard against fraud. ——Zhu Xi

34. Do you know that human beings always overestimate the value of things they do not have. ——Bernard Shaw

35. Don’t laugh at others’ hunched backs, straighten your own back. ——Soviet Union

36. Never fall into pride. Because when you are proud, you will be stubborn in situations where you should agree; because when you are proud, you will reject other people's advice and the help of friendship; because when you are proud, you will lose objective standards. ——Pavlov

37. Arrogance is a person. If you meet someone who defeats me, you will flatter me; if you meet someone who doesn't know me, you will be arrogant. ——Shen Juyun

38. It is not advisable to belittle oneself when one has a great spirit of lofty ideals. —— Zhuge Liang

39. The biggest obstacle to our learning is the known things, not the unknown things. ——Bernard

40. Those who sing praises to themselves have only one audience. —— Japan

41. Dissatisfaction with oneself is one of the fundamental characteristics of any truly talented person. ——Chekhov

42. People who are afraid of you in front of you will definitely hate you behind your back. ——Britain

43. A fool is arrogant. He is complacent about the shortcomings that are ridiculed and ridiculed, and he often boasts about things that should be regarded as a great shame and humiliation. ——Krylov

44. If you don’t evaluate yourself, you won’t evaluate others. ——Germany

45. No matter how great our achievements are, we should still clearly estimate the enemy's strength, be vigilant, and never allow arrogance, complacency and complacency in our own ranks. Negligent emotions. ——Stalin

46. Despicable and arrogant motives will only satisfy the greed of fools, warriors, human invaders and plunderers. People should give up such motives and do not let these tempting drinks anymore. Anesthetize those pretentious people! - Saint Simon

47. Don't laugh at others' hunched backs, straighten your own waist. ——Soviet Union