What are the sharp sayings of social practice? The following are the famous sayings of social practice that I have compiled. Everyone is welcome to refer to them!

1. The best way is to combine the characteristics of young people with those of old age. characteristics are combined in career. From the current perspective, young people can learn from the elderly the advantages they do not have. From the perspective of social influence, experienced elderly deacons are reassuring, while the enthusiasm of young people is inspiring. If we say, the elderly The experience of youth is valuable, then the innocence of young people is noble. —— Bacon

2. Only under new social conditions can labor be transformed from a heavy burden into a relaxed and pleasant satisfaction of physiological requirements. ——Chernyshevsky

3. Only at the stage of social development where class antagonisms are not only eliminated, but also forgotten in actual life, can we transcend class antagonisms and transcend this antagonisms. Only by remembering, truly human morality becomes possible. ——Engels

4. Only people’s social practice is the standard of truth for people’s understanding of the outside world. The standard of truth can only be social practice. ——Mao Zedong

5. Only people who live a life of idleness take money so seriously. A guy who does not produce but only consumes is nothing more than a thief in society. ——Balzac

6. Only thorough action is the only way to change yourself and the society around you. Tokuda Torao

7. In school and life, the most important motivation for work is the fun in work, the fun when work gets results and the understanding of the social value of this result. ——Einstein

8. In our society, labor is not only an economic category, but also a moral category. —— Makarenko

9. People who grow up successfully in hardships often lead to abnormal deviations due to psychological shadows. This kind of deviation means always having a kind of hatred and hostility towards society and people, not trusting anyone, let alone sympathizing with anyone. The stinginess of loving money as much as life is still a secondary phenomenon of psychological abnormality. On the contrary, a thoughtful and knowledgeable person, although he has grown up through hardships, is more compassionate and generous. Because he understands life and the joys and sorrows of the world. —— Nan Huaijin

10. Whether a person’s life is happy, safe and auspicious depends on whether his conduct is morally sound and whether he can set an example for society. Therefore, self-cultivation education has become an important part of his school work. —— Pestalozzi

11. Happiness lies in creating a new life and in the struggle to transform and re-educate the great and wise man who has become the master of the country and the socialist era. —— Ostrovsky

12. People who enjoy privileges but have no power are useless. Educated but uninfluenced people are worthless pieces of garbage. Some people are educated in knowledge, morality and religious beliefs, but have not become a positive force for good in society. These people are not worth the cost of cultivating and supporting them. If they were Christians, they would be guilty of pretending to be respected. They were meant to be the salt of the earth, and the first duty of salt is to taste salty. ——Henry Van Dyke

13. I have experienced the pain of abandonment and betrayal in my own life. But one thing saved me: my life is always purposeful and meaningful, which is the struggle for socialism. ——Ostrovsky

14. It is best for us to regard our own life as the continuation of the life of our predecessors, a part of the same life today, and also the beginning of the life of future generations. . If this continues, science will become more brilliant day by day, and society will become more beautiful day by day. ——Hua Luogeng

15. We deliberately make ourselves look embarrassed in society because we are too vain and want to steal happiness from people's malice; others are afraid of this kind of malice, and it turns out that it is also because of our excessive vanity. We provoke their jealousy.

——Stendhal

16. As soon as we come to the world, society will raise a huge question mark in front of us. How do you spend your life? I never value comfort and enjoyment. Work is the purpose of life itself. ——Einstein

17. Once they enter society and interact with others, on the one hand, it can increase their knowledge and self-confidence, but it can also easily cause them to lose their virtue; therefore, they must pay attention to their virtue in advance. There is so much preparation that it becomes deeply fixed on them. ——Locke

18. If it is need that forces people into society, it is reason that cultivates social principles in people's hearts, but it is beauty that gives people social character. Only aesthetic taste can lead to social harmony because it establishes harmony in the individual. —— Schiller

19. Any behavior that is not intended for the collective benefit is suicidal and harmful to society. —— Makarenko

20. Anyone who thinks that the public can be fooled and led by the nose underestimates the public; of course, he will not have any great achievements in the advertising circle. —— Leo Burnett

21. People will always make mistakes, suffer setbacks, and be troubled, but they must never stand still; the tasks that should be completed must be completed even if they sacrifice their lives for it. The holy water of the social river remains clean because it is pushed forward by a never-ending current. This means that the river bank will occasionally be washed away, causing short-term losses, but if you are afraid of the river bank breaching and trying to block the rapids forever, it will only lead to stagnation and death. —— Tagore

22. Only by dedicating oneself to society can one find out the meaning of a life that is actually short and risky. ——Einstein

23. People are the same no matter where they go. They should endure it and should not be stubborn and fight meaninglessly with society. As long as you feel at ease, just go your own way. In order for a person to truly become an educated person, he must possess three qualities: profound knowledge, thinking habits and noble sentiments. ——Chernyshevsky

24. The will of life cannot be weakened by the pressure of society, nor can it shrink by the pressure of nature. It should stand upright and dignified every day, but not Proud. This is my life. —— Peng Xiangshan

25. On the basis of conscious and purposeful productive labor and social activities, people have gradually acquired the ability to engage in conscious and purposeful aesthetic activities, that is, to engage in aesthetic creation and development ability. —— Posperov

26. Youth is like early spring, like the morning sun, like the sprouting of hundreds of flowers, like the new hair of a sharp knife, it is the most precious period of life. Youth are as fresh and lively cells in society as they are in society. —— Chen Duxiu

27. Women generally like to pay attention to the life in front of them. Before she got married, she wanted to win you. After marriage, you are just one of many factors in her life. In a sense, you are only secondary in importance, because she has you, and everything else is changing - children, family life, new clothes, social relations. ——Herman Walker

28. Young and romantic people naturally have people following them. The upper class is selfish and willing to take care of the people they like, just like seeing beggars, because it can arouse their sympathy and give them some stimulation. , and are willing to give alms; but many older children are accustomed to flattery and care, and are very happy. They only know how to enjoy without taking advantage of them. They misunderstood the meaning and motivation of social interactions, thinking that they would always see false smiles; they never imagined that in the future, when their hair is bald, their luster has faded, and they have nothing, neither value nor industry, they will be regarded by the upper class as an old and faded social butterfly. Like tattered clothes, they were blocked outside the living room and thrown under the corner. ——Balzac

29. Being respected in old age is the first privilege that appears in human society. —— Lafargue

30. Currently, in our social life, two attitudes towards women are prevalent. Some people measure women's skulls with the intention of proving that women are inferior to men.

They look for women's shortcomings in order to ridicule them, to show men's superiority in their eyes, and to justify men's bestiality. Others do their best to bring women up to their own level, by forcing them to recite the thirty-five thousand species of insects and to say and write the same nonsense as men say and write. ——Chekhov

31. Aesthetic education is an indispensable part of students’ all-round development. Its essence lies in understanding the beauty of nature and society, and understanding the beauty of the relationship between people. It lies in art. To understand the surrounding reality through eyesight is also to cultivate the creativity of artistic beauty. ——Kelov

32. Beauty is an indispensable thing for human society, just like sunshine is needed for life. Aesthetic education is an indispensable education for cultivating healthy people, just like vitamins for life. ——Anonymous

33. Virtue and vice, moral good and evil, are all behaviors that are beneficial or harmful to society; at any place and in any era, those who make the greatest sacrifice for the public welfare, They are all called the most moral people. ——Voltaire

34. The responsibility of every person with good intentions is to do his best to make determined efforts in his own small world to make the doctrine of pure humanity a A living force. If they make a loyal effort in this regard and are not trampled underfoot by his contemporaries, then he can consider himself and the society in which he lives happy. —— Einstein

35. A good attitude is as important to the relationship between career and society as engine oil is to the machine. ——Franklin

36. 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

37. The palace of history is different from the upper class society now only in that it only opens its door to hard work and virtue. No amount of wealth, reputation, or cunning can bribe, intimidate, or deceive the gatekeepers of Elisium. In a deeper sense, evil or vulgar people cannot enter the palace of history. —— Ruskin

38. It is not wealth that determines the forward development of the economy. They only determine the headlines in the media, newspapers, and TV. Those who really account for the largest percentage of GDP are the unknown ones. Innovative small and medium-sized enterprises; what really promotes social progress is not a few star CEOs, but more people who work silently. These people are also unknown and even have low educational backgrounds. These people Among them, there are managers, entrepreneurs, and entrepreneurs. —— Peter Drucker

39. They regard their love as the ultimate goal. Once they have a lover, they want nothing, cannot contribute to society, and have the least value in life. —— Xiang Jingyu

40. Collective life is an important driving force for children’s self-to-social development; it is necessary for children’s normal psychological development. A child who cannot obtain this normal development may be a tragedy throughout his life. ——Tao Xingzhi

41. Collective habits are more powerful than individual habits. Therefore, if there is a social environment with good moral atmosphere, it is most conducive to training good social citizens. —— Bacon

42. When you live, you must be a person who is useful to society. ——Zhang Haidi

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

44. However, Gorky’s merit is not that everything he writes is satisfactory, but that he is the first person in Russia, and even in the world, to express contempt and disgust. He spoke of the philistine, and he spoke at a time when society was ready for such protests. ——Chekhov

45. The individual to society is equal to the cells of the body. For a person to be healthy, it goes without saying that every cell must be healthy. —— Wen Yiduo

46. It is impossible for an individual to obtain happiness without society, just as it is impossible for plants to survive without leaving the land and being thrown into the desert.

—— Leo Tolstoy

Famous quotes about social practice