1.

Once you emerge from the cave, you will be invincible, and you will be able to forgive others. ——The Taoist Master Shanqi's "Quatrains"

2.

The violet leaves its fragrance on the ankles that crush it. This is forgiveness and anger. ——Mark

3.

The belly of the dispute should be wide, and the reins of the strong horse should be long. ——Tibetans

4.

The prime minister’s belly can hold a boat. ——Anonymous

5.

When it is convenient, do what is convenient, and be merciful and merciful. ——Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West"

6.

Sometimes the moral shock caused by tolerance is stronger than punishment. ——Suhomlinsky

7.

Tolerance is great, and to be strong is to be without desire. ——"Ancient and Modern Couplets"

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Origin: A generous scholar is protected from popular customs. ——Tang Yanqian

9. The mind of a warrior can accommodate the sea.

——Uyghur