1. Truth is the assistant of honest people.

2. The only reliable criterion of truth is self-consistency forever. -Owen

3. The bitterness of truth is much better than the sweetness of honey. -(African) Proverb

4. Truth comes from debate, and happiness comes from labor. -Proverbs

5. Truth can only appear ferocious and terrible to short-sighted individuals, but it is itself eternal beauty and eternal happiness. -belinsky

6. Truth is brighter than the sun and straighter than an arrow.

7. The bounden duty of man is to be brave in exploring the truth. -Copernicus

8. It is best to compare truth to flint. The harder it is beaten, the more brilliant it will be. -Anonymous

9. It is often the case in life that when rumors spread from one mouth to ten, they will distort any great ideas that benefit the people and are obtained through hard thinking and hardships into heresies that are not beneficial to the truth. -aitmatov

1. I love my teacher, and I love the truth even more. -(Greek) proverb

11. Truth is not made by applause, but by voting. -(British) proverb

12. Friendship should be consolidated by truth. -Proverb

13. If you don't know the fallacy, you won't know the truth. -Proverbs

14. Everything can be copied, but truth can't.

15. People's happiness lies not in money, not in love, but in truth. -(Czech) proverb

16. You are my guest, but truth is my mother.

17. Truth can open all doors.

18. One truth is better than a hundred lies. -(African) proverb

19. The fist cannot defeat the truth.

2. The greater the fallacy, the greater the victory of truth. -Schiller

21. The eagle's eyes are not afraid of fog, and the glory of truth is not afraid of being shrouded. -(European) proverb

22. Being with truth is being with happiness.

23. Truth is a shining sword.

24. Salt is salty, but dishes are indispensable; Truth is bitter, but it is indispensable for the future. -(Mongolian) Proverb

25. Truth will not burn in fire and will not sink in water. -(India) Proverbs

26. Truth belongs to mankind, while fallacy belongs to the times. -Goethe

27. Truth may be suppressed, but it cannot be strangled. -(German) Proverb

28. It is true gold that is not afraid of fire, but truth is not afraid of evil. -(Mongolian) Proverb

29. Truth can't be put out with blood.

3. True gold is not afraid of fire, and truth is not afraid of sophistry. -(Vietnam) Proverbs

31. In an argument, justice and truth may not always be fairly judged. Those who have blackened their conscience should recruit some villains who have also blackened their conscience as your negative witnesses. -Shakespeare

32, people need truth, just as the blind need a discerning guide.

33, the sword does not bend, the truth does not rust.

34. Victory lies in truth. -Emerson

35. Let the truth sink, unless the gold floats.

36. If truth is a precious pearl, then practice is the sea that produces pearls. -(Asian) Proverb

37. Truth may be dimmed sometimes, but it will never go out. -(Italy) Proverb

38. If truth is a precious pearl, then practice is the sea that produces pearls. -Proverbs

39. The sun can't cover it, and the light of truth can't be extinguished.

4. Truth will never be distressed because someone denies it. -(German) Proverb

41. Time will pass, years will disappear, and truth will never be erased.

42. The sword can't kill the truth. -(Argentina) Proverb

43. Truth is the sun of the world.

44. Truth often comes from falsehood. -anonymous

45. Truth is more valuable than gold. -(Latin America) Proverb

46. Steel can bend, but truth cannot refute it. -(North Korea) Proverb

47. Truth is not afraid of judgment. -(Latin America) proverb

48. Truth travels without a visa. -(French) Proverb

49. The key is to have a heart for truth, meet the truth anytime and anywhere, and absorb it. -Goethe

5. When truth strode near, lies had to run away.

51. Everything will pass, only the truth remains.

52. Truth is not always pleasant to the ear. -(British) Proverb

53. Truth is immortal forever, and fallacies will be corrected one day. -ma Eddie

54. The green hills of truth, with feet on the earth, blue sky overhead and white fog of lies, wrap around the mountainside and cover the peaks. -Zhuang Congsheng

55. Don't imagine that everything you say is true, but make sure that everything you say is true. -Jason

56. Truth is a good boy of time, not an authoritative grandson. -Brecht

57. Empty talk eclipses truth, while practice adds brilliance to truth. -(European) Proverb

58. There are thousands of roads leading to fallacy, and there is only one road leading to truth. -(French) Proverb

59. Wisdom exists outside truth. -(German) Proverb

6. There are thousands of fallacies and only one truth. -(African) Proverb

61. The pursuit of truth is more valuable than the possession of truth. -Einstein

62. Once the truth comes, her sister, freedom, is not far away. -Anonymous

63. If truth takes one more step, it will become fallacy. -Proverbs

64. Most of human food is a lie, and there is only a little truth. The human spirit is too weak to bear the pure truth; His religion, morality, politics, poets and artists must cover the truth with a layer of lies. -anonymous