Famous aphorisms about treating others politely

1. Young people should not hurt others, should give everyone what they have gained, should avoid hypocrisy and deception, and should appear sincere and pleasing. In this way Learn to practice integrity. ——Comenius

2. Speaking aggressively does not necessarily mean that what you say is reasonable. ——Sadie

3. 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

4. Quietness cultivates one’s character, and frugality cultivates one’s virtue. ——Zhuge Liang

5. Half a piece of vermicelli should be cherished even if it is a public property. People don't understand Yu Zhongqu, but they say Yu is a calculating person. ——Xu Teli

6. Politeness can often replace the noblest feelings. ——Merime

7. Those who are extravagant are in ruins, while those who are frugal are safe. One evil and one good are in front of you. ——Bai Juyi

8. Whoever scrimps on food and clothing on weekdays will easily get through difficulties when he is poor; whoever is luxurious and extravagant when he is rich will die of hunger and cold when he is poor. ——Sadie

9. Politeness is the golden key to human perfection. ——Matsusuneji

10. Politeness is to human nature as heat is to wax.

11. A kind spirit welcomes others, and they are as close as brothers; a bad spirit welcomes others, and it harms the soldiers. ——Guan Zhong

12. Politeness wins everything without spending a penny. ——Montaigne

13. A bad temper is one of the more despicable human natures. If a person loses his temper, it is equivalent to taking a step back on the ladder of human progress. ——Darwin

14. Politeness is the easiest thing to do and the most precious thing. ——Gonchar

15. A strong temper can easily cause anger and annoyance. It is a bad habit that makes the mind move towards the improper things. It is an impulsive and irrational action. ——Peter Abelard

16. There is an inherent courtesy that is linked to love. It produces the most agreeable courtesy in the appearance of conduct. ——Goethe

17. A person's courtesy is a mirror that reflects his portrait. ——Goethe

18. A person who allows himself to be completely controlled by wealth can never be just. ——Democritus

19. Be poor without flattery, be rich without arrogance. ——Zigong

20. A gentleman is concerned about the road but not about poverty. ——Confucius

21. Respecting others is respecting yourself. —— Galsworthy

22. There are two types of bad etiquette: the first is shyness; the second is indiscretion and frivolity. The only way to avoid these two situations is to abide by the following rule: Don't look down on yourself, and don't look down on others. - John Locke

23. Never bow to power, but take off your hat as a courtesy.

24. 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

25. The bees sipped honey from the flowers and thanked Yingying when they left. The flamboyant butterfly believes that the flower should thank him. —— Rabindranath Tagore

26. Don’t think about danger in times of peace, abstain from extravagance and be frugal; cut down the roots in order to seek luxuriant trees, block the source in order to achieve long-lasting growth. ——Wei Zheng

27. People's behavior should be like their clothes. They should not be too tight or too particular, but should be looser to facilitate work and exercise. ——Bacon

28. Politeness can often replace the noblest feelings. ——Merimee

29. Politeness makes polite people happy, and also makes people who are treated politely happy. ——Montesquieu

30. Politeness is the first important thing that children and young people should be particularly careful to develop into habits. ——John Locke

31. We should be careful not to hurt other comrades with words, but we should also be able to bear it when others use words to hurt ourselves. ——Liu Shaoqi

32. The overlord took Erjiang alone, and many of his descendants surrendered with hundreds of cities. After the success of Luxurious, what about peace and happiness and misfortune? ——Wang Anshi

33. Extravagance leads to more desires. A gentleman who is too lustful will seek wealth and honor, which will lead to disaster in vain.

——Sima Guang

34. The purpose and function of etiquette is to make people's original stubbornness become supple, to make people's temperament gentle, to make them respect others and get along with others. ——John Locke

35. Courtesy is stronger than law. ——Carlyle (m.taiks.com)

36. Bad things can be learned as soon as they are learned. The bad habits acquired in early years will be shown in all behaviors and actions from now on, whether it is speech or action. The problems on the body will not change from the age of three to the age of sixty. ——Krylov

37. Those who are extravagant and lazy will be poor, while those who are thrifty and powerful will be rich. ——Han Fei

38. There are great brave men in the world who are not surprised when something happens suddenly, and are not angry when something happens without reason. ——Su Shi