2. The essence of cultivation, like human character, ultimately comes down to moral sentiment. -Emerson

3. Tolstoy's thought may be the noblest philosophy and the greatest altruism, but it is not applicable to life. There are thousands of examples that show that people must repay insults with insults, and they have to do so. Everywhere there must be a struggle for the sacred rights of individuals; If you don't want this kind of struggle, it is immoral. -Chekhov

4. The law of righteousness lies in the right person, not the right person. -Dong Zhongshu's "The Law of Benevolence and Righteousness in the Spring and Autumn Period"

5. People with lofty ideals are benevolent, and they don't survive to harm benevolence, but they kill themselves to be benevolent. "The Analects of Confucius Wei Linggong"

6. Life is a hero, and death is a hero. -Li Qingzhao's Wujiang River

7. A gentleman is ashamed of his words but not his deeds. -"The Analects of Confucius"

8. Life can't bloom brilliant flowers from lies. -Heine