1. A measure of a person’s true character is what he does when he knows no one is aware. —— Montesquieu

2. Pure and flawless love has an honest character; pretentious love is cloaked in hypocrisy. ——Anonymous

3. Character is the most difficult to define, but it is the most influential and important thing in life. —— Proverb

4. Almost everyone wastes part of his life trying to show some character that he does not possess, or win some applause that he cannot enjoy. —— Cy Johnson< /p>

5. No skill is more popular than good character and attitude, and it is easier to obtain a noble position. —— Bacon

6. The best legacy left to future generations is a bright and flawless exemplary character. —— Winthrop

7. People don’t seem to understand that their views on the world are actually a confession of their character —— Love Sacrifice

8. Suffering can test a person’s strength Character, extraordinary encounters can reveal extraordinary integrity - Shakespeare

9. Everyone will make a long list of virtues and good character that his friends should have, but it is very difficult to Few people are willing to follow their own checklist to develop their own character. ——Edison

10. Character is like a tree, reputation is like its shade. We often think about the shade of trees, but we don’t know that trees are the root. —— Lincoln

11. The evaluation of a person should not be based on his wealth and background, let alone his knowledge, but on his true character. —— Bacon

12. Good character is the highest expression of human nature. Good character is not only the conscience of society, but also the driving force of the country; because the world is mainly ruled by virtue. —— Smile

13. Different characters lead to different interests and hobbies. ——Cicero

14. What makes a person noble is his character. —— Lawrence

15. Character and reputation are like the life and branches of a tree. Whether the tree is lush or not depends entirely on the vitality of the ground. —— Warren

16. If I take care of my character, my reputation will take care of itself. ——Modie

17. We desperately praise others for certain qualities that we obviously do not have, provided that others repay the same praise for the virtues that we firmly believe that we possess——Jean Rostand

18. The love of soldiers for the people is blue, because this love comes from the temperament like the sky and the character like the sea. ——Anonymous

19. It is better to believe in his character than his oath. ——Anonymous

20. Wherever teachers lack love, neither character nor wisdom can develop fully or freely. —— Rousseau

21. Selfish and cowardly people are often unhappy, because even if they protect their own interests and safety, they cannot protect their own character and self-confidence —— France

22 ,Character may be shown in important moments, but it is formed in insignificant moments. ——Phillips Brooks

23. Without great character, there would be no great people, not even great artists or great actors. —— Romain Rolland

24. Some shortcomings can more clearly prove a person’s excellent character than virtues —— Cardinal Reis

25. People think that the good and evil of character are revealed , out of obvious actions; but without knowing it, his character has been revealed. —— Emerson

26. Monarchs are always surrounded by people who are good at thinking and thinking. They have such keen insight that they can frequently discover the great character of their master, and these characters If it is not made public, it will never be noticed by ordinary people - Cy Johnson

27. Researchers exploring the boundaries of knowledge require many of the same qualities as pioneers: professionalism and enterprising spirit. —— Beveridge

28. Talent is created in silence, while character is formed in the turbulent waves of the world —— Goethe

29. Real truth, An upright character is higher than any title. —— Burns

30. Aspirations should be based on true character, and study must be done with hard work. —— Ruan Yuan

31. Good character is the highest expression of human nature. Good character is not only the conscience of society, but also the driving force of the country; because the world is mainly ruled by virtue. —— Smile

32. I have never seen a person who gets up early, is diligent, cautious and honest complains about his bad fate; good character, good habits and strong will will not be assumed by the so-called fate. Defeated. —— Franklin

33. A person’s character should not be measured by his special actions, but by his daily behavior. —— Emerson

34. The true measure of a person’s character is what he does when he knows no one will notice. —— Montesquieu

35. Being prone to anger is the most obvious weakness of character.

—— Dante

36. Talent can be cultivated in solitude, but character is best formed in the rough waves of the world. —— Goethe

37. The evaluation of a person should not be based on his wealth and background, let alone his knowledge, but on his true character - Bacon

< p> 38. People with little discernment, but good character, can often see through the tricks of the most cunning liar. —— Goethe

39. Character can determine life, and it is more important than talent. —— Francis Sanders

40. Talent is best cultivated in solitude; character is best formed in the turbulent waves of the world. —— Goethe

41. Character is an inner strength, and its existence can directly play a role without resorting to any means. —— Emerson

42. A person’s real power and wealth are within himself; it does not depend on his residence, status, or external relationships, but on himself. of character. —— Beidai

43. Being sincerely interested in others is the most important quality of a salesman. ——Anonymous

44. Character for character. Generosity, especially when combined with humility, will win everyone's favor. —— Goethe

45. People must learn lessons from flowers in terms of character cultivation. There is only one reason why gardenias are universally loved, because they never want the fragrance of roses. ——Anonymous

46. Fame is the evaluation of me by all the men and women in the world; character is the knowledge and understanding of us by God and angels. —— Paine

47. Being sincerely interested in others is the most important quality of a salesman. ——Anonymous

Quotations about character

Character may be shown in important moments, but it is formed in insignificant moments.

Those who are virtuous and rich will take advantage of the wealth to benefit things; those who are not virtuous but rich will take advantage of the wealth to ruin their lives.

Talent is best cultivated in solitude; character is best formed in the rough waves of the world.

The evaluation of a person should not be based on his wealth and background, let alone his knowledge, but on his true character.

The influence of a person's life depends on his conduct, not his status. Although his status is high, if he has no character, how can he influence his life?

A man's character should be measured not by his special actions but by his daily conduct.

If I take care of my character, my reputation will take care of itself.

The best legacy to leave to your children and grandchildren is a bright and flawless exemplary character.

Smart people are not always smart.

Skillful people work hard, wise people worry, and incompetent people have nothing to ask for.

If you are smart, you will understand your ignorance; if you do not realize this, you are ignorant.

If a smart person does a stupid thing, it will not be a small stupid thing.

Rumors stop only the wise.

It is a terrible thing for an outstanding person to be appreciated by a group of fools.

Great courage is like cowardice, great wisdom is like foolishness.

The higher the degree of intellectual and spiritual development of a person, the freer he will be and the greater satisfaction he will gain in life.

Neither wise men nor fools are harmful, but the most dangerous thing is a mixture of wisdom and foolishness.

Wise Man is a title reserved for those who have achieved the most.

A wise man often learns something from all things, because the talent he obtains is the essence drawn from all things.

Without great character, there would be no great people, not even great artists or great actors.

Classic moral quotes

1. Conscience is an instinct to judge oneself according to moral principles. It is not just an ability; it is an instinct. ——Kant

2. The greatest benefit of labor lies in moral and spiritual development. This spiritual development is produced by harmonious labor and should constitute the kind of human characteristics that distinguish the citizens of proletarian society from those of bourgeois society. ——Makarenko

3. Boredom is a serious problem for moralists, because more than half of human sins stem from the fear of it. ——Russell

4. Selflessness is a rare morality because there is no profit from it. ——Brecht

5. Morality can help human society rise to a higher level and free it from labor exploitation. ——Lenin

6. Beauty - is a powerful source of moral purity, spiritual enrichment and physical health. ——Suhomlinsky

7. The biggest secret in morality is love. ——Shelley

8. One of the most beautiful things in life is maternal love. This is selfless love, and morality pales in comparison. ——Musha Koji Shietsu

9. If good habits are a kind of moral capital, then, to the same extent, bad habits are moral debts that cannot be repaid. ——Ushensky

10. Only marriage based on love is ethical.

——Engels

11. On the basis of attaching importance to labor and respecting workers, it is possible for us to create our own new morality. Labor and science are the two greatest forces in the world. ——Gorky

12. Don’t accept the gold and jade in the house, the ancients were content with this ugliness. With morality alone as your friend, you can postpone your immortality. ——Ji Kang

13. Emotions have great inspiring power. Therefore, they are an important prerequisite for all moral behaviors. Anyone who does not have a strong ambition will not be able to enthusiastically embody this ambition in In career. ——Kelov

14. Morality is not the despicable plot of conscience, but struggle and hardship, passion and pain. ——Thomas Mann

15. Morality is an acquisition—like music, like foreign languages, like piety poker and paralysis—no one is born with morality. ——Mark Twain

16. Revolutionary morality does not fall from the sky. It is developed and consolidated from daily unremitting struggle and exercise, just as jade becomes brighter as it is polished, and gold becomes purer as it is refined. ——Ho Chi Minh

17. What I call the virtues of patriotism and country refers to love of the motherland, that is, love of equality. This is not a moral virtue, nor a Christian virtue, but a political virtue. ——Montesquieu

18. The greatest happiness of human beings lies in being able to talk about moral matters every day. A soulless life loses the value of human life. ——Socrates

19. Moral beauty contains two mutually distinguishing factors, justice and kindness. ——Kushen

20. Sincere love does not mean sweet words, generous speeches, and kisses and hugs that are like glue. Love is a noble, beautiful, and pure feeling. Hypocrisy and fraud should be replaced by loyalty and sincerity, selfishness should be replaced by mutual respect, and rash actions should be replaced by moral civilization. ——Huang Shaoping

21. It is immoral to live a mediocre and contented life. And the man who voluntarily withdraws from a fight is a coward. ——Romain Rolland

22. Morality and talent are assets far better than wealth. Degenerate descendants can ruin the noble families and destroy the wealth of the wealthy, but morality and talent can turn a mortal into an immortal god. ——Shakespeare

23. The decline of morality is the foundation of the destruction of a country and its species. ——Zhang Binglin

24. Be moral and don’t be confused by things. ——Guan Zhong

25. People must be upright, because it contains the secret of eloquence and virtue, and has moral influence. ——Amir

26. People should be wise in wisdom, morally innocent, and physically clean. ——Chekhov

27. If a person’s entire personality and entire life are dedicated to a moral pursuit, if he has such power, all other people will be compared with this person in this regard. When even a person seems insignificant, then we can see the sublime goodness in this person. ——Chernyshevsky

28. Emotion has great inspiring power. Therefore, it is an important prerequisite for all moral behavior. ——Kelov

29. Moral activities are both controlled by government officials and restricted by conscience. ——Locke

30. History makes people wise, poetry makes people elegant, mathematics makes people noble, natural philosophy makes people deep, morality makes people steady, and ethics and rhetoric make people good at it. debate. ——Bacon

31. Morality is generally considered to be the highest purpose of human beings, and therefore also the highest purpose of education. ——Herbart

32. History makes people smart, poetry makes people witty, mathematics makes people sophisticated, philosophy makes people profound, morality makes people serious, logic and rhetoric make people eloquent. ——Bacon, Francis

Quotes on moral cultivation

1. Moral greatness lies in unswerving love for friends and indelible hatred of enemies. Lessing

2. The most blind obedience is the only virtue left by slaves. Rousseau

3. Morality can often make up for the shortcomings of wisdom, but wisdom cannot fill the shortcomings of morality. Dante

4. Habits are to the soul what blood vessels and veins are to blood, they are the way it flows. Bushnell

5. Bad habits must be broken and good habits must be cultivated before we can hope that our behavior will be unwaveringly and consistently correct. Franklin

6. Habits formed by wisdom become second nature. Bacon

7. If a person can fill his heart with fraternity for mankind, behave according to noble morals, and always revolve around the pivot of truth, then he will be living in heaven even if he is on earth. . Francis Bacon

8. A good custom is more reliable than the law. Euripides

9. Riches are not arrogant, poverty is not easy. Yan Zi

10. The purpose of cultural cultivation is to enhance and improve the ability to appreciate the truth and beauty of the most noble and profound things. Boyce

11. The flowers of cultivation bloom in silence, and the fruits of success will bear fruit in the light.

Bing Xin

12. We should be zealously committed to acting morally rather than talking about morality. Democritus

13. As long as a person has the patience to cultivate his culture, he will never be so arrogant that he cannot be taught. Horace

14. As a person, you must respect your parents, be kind to your children, be generous to your poor relatives, and be polite to everyone. Russell

15. Without great character, there would be no great people, not even great artists or great actors. Romain Rolland

16. Virtue mostly exists in good habits. Paley

17. It is not correct because of determination, it should be correct because of habit. Not only can you do the right thing, but you can also develop the habit of not being able to do the right thing. Wordsworth

18. Virtue is the highest proof of intelligence. Johnson

19. A gentleman's journey is to cultivate one's character through tranquility, and to cultivate one's virtue through frugality. If it is not indifferent, it will not clear its aspirations, and if it is not tranquil, it will not be far-reaching. Zhuge Liang

20. What a liar gets is that no one believes him even if he tells the truth. Aesop

21. A truly positive person can only be a person who loves others and a noble person. Chernyshevsky

22. Huge wealth is a poison to a person who is not used to controlling money. It invades the flesh, blood and marrow of his character. Mark Twain

23. Will comes from two factors: moral sense and self-interest. Lincoln

24. What is beautiful is lacking, and what is bright is easy to stain. The song "Yangchun" must be played by few, but it is difficult to live up to its reputation. Fan Ye

25. Self-esteem is the foundation of a person’s moral character. If self-respect is lost, a person's moral character will disintegrate. Mrs. Sterna

26. Young people should not hurt others, should give everyone what they have gained, should avoid hypocrisy and deception, and should appear sincere and pleasing to others, so as to learn to be upright. Comenius

27. Good habits are like a bouquet of flowers. Padenflower

28. Whether you are a man or a woman, you must be gentle and tolerant to others to be worthy of your name. A person's true bravery and decisiveness are by no means equivalent to using fists to stop others from speaking. Sadie

29. Obviously, pride and humility are exactly opposites, but they have the same object. This object is the self. Hume

30. Escape from vice is the beginning of virtue. Horace

31. Hypocrisy can never become true by virtue of its growth in power. Rabindranath Tagore

32. I would rather have the kind of beauty that is invisible but expresses inner qualities. Rabindranath Tagore

33. The people who complain the most are those who are unable to resist and cannot or are unwilling to work. Gorky

34. If the purpose of improving appreciation cannot be achieved through cultivation, the word cultivation will be meaningless. Boyce

35. In the affairs of the world, troubles often arise from the slightest moment, but the determination to avoid them comes from gradual habits. Cheng Hao

36. The heart is like a bright mirror, wipe it diligently all the time. Shenxiu

37. True humility can only be the product of deep reflection on vanity. Bergson

38. I firmly believe that only moral citizens can pay an acceptable salute to their motherland. Rousseau

39. Pure aesthetic education cultivates people's feelings, makes them have noble and pure habits, and makes people think about me, benefit oneself and harm others, so as to gradually eliminate depression. Cai Yuanpei

40. Writing is based on behavior, and honesty lies in it. Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty

41. There are hundreds of millions of people in the world with different faces. What is the reason why they are like this? Each holds a common view and says to each other that both are right and wrong. But when you have cultivated yourself, don’t talk about others. Hanshan

42. Those who have more than enough virtue but lack of it are modest; those who have more than enough wealth but lack of it are despicable. Lin Bu

43. Good habits are the best clothes a person can wear in social interactions. Socrates

44. It is easy to cure external things, but difficult to cure yourself. Lin Shensi

45. The cultivation of character is not for others, but to enhance one's own ability to live. Daisaku Ikeda

46. All habits accumulate to an invisible degree, just like a hundred streams flowing into a river, and a hundred rivers flowing into the sea. Dryden

47. Life cannot bloom brilliant flowers from lies. Heine

48. A person with great ambition should not belittle oneself. Zhuge Liang

49. Why worry about ghosts when your heart is right? Zhou Luoguan

50. If the source is quiet, the flow will be clear, if the root is solid, it will be lush; if you cultivate it internally, it will be organized externally, and if the shape is straight, your shadow will be straight. Wei Zi

51. A person must use all his strength to improve himself and not waste his strength on anything else. Leo Tolstoy

52. Cultivation, knowledge, and practice are the three things. Cultivation is the first, knowledge comes second, and practice comes second. Zhu Xi

53. No matter what glorious peak you reach in the future, you must never regard your talents as commodities. Zhang Jie

54. Habits are the leaders of a person’s thoughts and behaviors.

Emerson

55. Self-cultivation is the home of wisdom, love of charity is the foundation of benevolence, taking what is given is the symbol of righteousness, and humiliation is the foundation of courage. Sima Qian

56. Piety is not an end, but a means. It is the means to achieve the highest cultivation through the purest tranquility of the soul. Goethe

57. The beauty of a person does not lie in appearance, clothes and hairstyle, but in himself and his heart. If a person does not have the beauty of his soul, we will often dislike his beautiful appearance. Ostrovsky

58. Rich words are like sparkling beads. The truly wise and wise are short of words. Bacon

59. Morality should be the guiding light of science. Buffler

60. Morality is eternal, but wealth changes owners every day. Plutarch

61. Excellent moral character is the true wealth of the heart, and good education reflects this character. John Locke

62. A person who is only beautiful but lacks cultivation is not worthy of praise. Bacon

63. There is no habit of thinking in childhood. It will make him lose the ability to think for the rest of his life. Rousseau

64. I worry about not cultivating virtues, not learning about them, not being able to move after hearing the righteousness, and not being able to correct bad deeds. Confucius

65. As long as a person has the patience to cultivate his culture, he will never be so arrogant that he can be taught. Horace

66. There is a forbidden commandment for all well-educated people: do not lose your temper. Emerson

67. Without emotion, morality will become boring empty words and can only cultivate hypocrites. Suhomlinsky

68. Since you have lost your love, you must give up. It is impossible to catch up the kite that has broken its string. Balzac

69. The house should be cleaned frequently, otherwise it will be full of dust; the face should be washed frequently, but if not washed, it will be full of dust. Mao Zedong

70. Everyone knows that it is much more difficult to turn words into actions than to turn actions into words. Gorky

71. The heart is like a mirror, which is brushed diligently all the time. Tang Shenxiu

72. What is the use of being born without virtue? French proverb

73. Good temper is the best clothing a person can wear in social life. Dude

74. A person's success not only depends on his intellectual factors, but more importantly, depends on his moral cultivation and other non-intellectual factors. Einstein

75. Bad habits are easier to prevent than to break. Proverbs

76. Morality should be noble; conduct should be frank; behavior should be polite. Montesquieu

77. The most moral people are those who are moral but do not need to show it externally and still feel satisfied. Plato

78. If the mirror is clear, dust will not be stained; if the mirror is clear, evil will not arise. Shi Xiangzai

79. Delaying your future because of a broken love is a lifetime loss. Huo Hai

80. Improve your body and maintain a reasonable and regular life. This is the material basis for self-cultivation. Zhou Enlai

81. People who can freely form habits can do more things in their lives. Habits are technical and therefore free to form. San Muqing

82. The way to know is to study things. After studying things, you will know. After knowing, you will be sincere. After knowing, you will have a sincere mind. If your mind is right, then you will cultivate your body. Book of Rites

83. Good habits are more correct than the law. Euripides

84. Be few in desire to be pure in mind, be few in contamination in order to be pure in body, be reticent in words to be clear in mouth. Yan Yuan

85. He is always gentle and kind, and he is careful about himself. Book of Songs

86. No matter how you express your anger, do not do anything irreparable. Bacon

87. It is always a beautiful thing to fall in love with a lover for the sake of morality. Plato: "Literary Dialogues"

88. He who plants a tree must cultivate its roots, and he who plants virtue must cultivate his heart. Ming Wang Shouren

89. Habit is our powerful idol, and we must all surrender to it. Yalan

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