1, Harmony but Difference: This sentence comes from The Analects of Confucius, which means that in a mutually beneficial and win-win relationship, people can maintain differences and personalities without conflicts and differences. In cooperation, only by respecting and appreciating each other's differences and giving full play to their respective strengths and advantages can we achieve common development and win-win. This concept emphasizes the value of multiculturalism and diversity, which can promote social harmony and progress.
2. The benevolent loves others, and the wise benefit others: This famous saying comes from The Doctrine of the Mean. Benevolent people not only care about themselves, but also care about others and respect their rights and dignity. The wise pay attention to altruism, bring benefits to others through their own wisdom and promote the common progress of society. This concept of mutual benefit and win-win emphasizes the relationship between individuals and others. In interpersonal relationships, being kind to others and caring about their interests and well-being can not only establish good interpersonal relationships, but also promote social harmony and stability.