1. Feeling sad because a competitor has succeeded in wealth, reputation or other good things, and at the same time striving to improve oneself in an attempt to match or surpass the other party, is called jealousy. ? Levi's "Leviathan"

2. Entering the entertainment industry in his early 20s, no matter whether he made mistakes or was jealous of others, he always looked around and wanted to find a backer. After 30 years of wandering alone in the world, he finally found no one. When I look back today, I see that a group of friends behind me have already taken me as their backer. Funny, you say? ?Song Dandan

3. The only way to deal with jealousy is to make the jealous people live happier and more fulfilling lives. Only when they are young can they be encouraged to have collective ambition rather than competitive ideas. There is no other way than this. Law. ?Russell's "Why I'm Not a Christian"

4. Most people tend to praise mediocre people. For mediocre people, people are very happy to help; for talented people, people are happy to be deprived. The latter became the object of jealousy, and people did not forgive him; but for the interests of the former, people supported him at all costs, and he was supported by people's vanity. ?Montesquieu

5. Absurdity comes from boredom, jealousy comes from vanity. ?Beaumarchais, France

6. If you are not envied by others, you will be envied by others. ?Aeschylus

7. Jealousy, a tendency to persecute, and usually includes madness. ? (British philosopher) Russell

8. Jealousy prevents you from reaching your noble and perfect self. It makes people become humble, vulgar, and even stop imitating others. ? [USA] Maxwell Mortz, "Your Potential"

9. People with jealousy cannot accomplish great things themselves, but try to underestimate the greatness of others and belittle the greatness of others. Aligned with himself. ?Hegel

10. When jealousy prevails, virtue is unlucky; where there is stinginess, there is no generosity. ? (Spanish novelist) Cervantes

11. Jealousy, selfishness, suspicion, and worry that "others will look down on you" will slowly make people's facial expressions lose their vitality and become frowning, Sullen. ? (Former Soviet educator) Suhomlinsky

12. Most of the hatred that appears in our life journey is just jealousy or insulted love. ?[Switzerland] Hirtai's "Night of Eyes"

13. People with jealousy cannot accomplish great things themselves, so they try to underestimate the greatness of others and belittle the greatness of others to make them different from others. I am the same. ? (German philosopher) Hegel

14. Our shattered hopes, aborted talents, failed careers, and frustrated ambitions often accumulate and turn into jealousy. ?Balzac

15. Where jealousy is inevitable, you must use it to stimulate your own efforts without hindering the efforts of the other party. ? (British philosopher) Russell

16. People who are immoral themselves are often jealous of the virtues of others. ? Bacon

17. The most reliable sign of a person who is born with certain great qualities is that he is born without jealousy. ?[France] La Rochefoucauld's "Collection of Proverbs"

18. Friendship, a noble and beautiful friendship based on mutual respect, deep sympathy, never malicious jealousy of other people's achievements, and no jealousy of one's own Cultivate a sense of collective good above all else. ?Ostrovsky

19. Loss of favor and jealousy once made the gods fall. ?Heine

20. Honor is jealous of success, but success thinks that it is honor. ?Jean Rostand

21. Jealous people waste their time and energy on the prosperity of others. ?[Ancient Rome] Horace's "Book of Poems"

22. Jealousy is a shameful emotion, and people should be trusted. ?[Russia] Leo Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina"

23. People who are jealous of me unknowingly praise me. ?Kahlil Gibran

24. Jealousy hurts both others and yourself. ?Thomas Fuller

25. This is why we are so jealous. For us, it's only until we're done. And we were getting ready to start another one, so we had a drink to celebrate. That's it. Everything in actual performance. Just rowing.

? Hayao Miyazaki

26. Gaining living gratitude in people's hearts with kindness is much more valuable than using a silent inscription that is corroded by wind and rain, and the magnificent monument of the Arc de Triomphe that is envied by everyone. ? Rabelais

27. Science is very jealous. Science only bestows the highest grace on those who devote themselves wholeheartedly to science. ?Feuerbach

28. A reliable sign of a person who is born with certain excellent qualities is that he is born without jealousy. ?Larochevko

29. For those who are mean at heart, he is the slave of jealousy. ?[UK] Popper's "On Human Nature"

30. Jealousy is indeed a source of trouble. ?[Ancient Greece] "Fragments of Works" by Democritus

31. One should not be jealous of geniuses, just like one should not be jealous of the sun. ? (Former Soviet writer) Yu. Bondarev

32. Showing jealousy is a humiliation to oneself. ?[Russia] Yevtushenko's "Collected Poems"

33. All rumors are dangerous. Good rumors make people jealous; bad rumors bring shame to people. ?Fuller

34. In the eyes of a jealous person, nothing makes him happier than the misfortune of others, and no happiness of others makes him more uneasy. ?Spinoza

35. Modern society is a society of competition and entanglement. Moreover, it also means that modern people live in a hotbed of jealousy. ?Zi Mo Wujun's "The Psychology of Jealousy"

36. Jealousy is a pest of honor. The best way to eliminate jealousy is to show that your purpose is to seek merit rather than fame. ?Bacon

37. Women are animals that can be so intimate that they can squeeze into a fitting room and try on underwear, but still be jealous of each other. ?Zhang Xiaoxian

38. A humble person is most envied when he or she first rises to prominence. ? (British philosopher) Bacon

39. Resentment sometimes breathes, but jealousy does not. ?Halifax

40. In a love relationship, jealousy is a signal that something is wrong, not necessarily a bad idea. ?Hildorich

41. For a mean-minded person, he is a slave to jealousy; for a knowledgeable and temperamental person, jealousy turns into competitiveness. ?Pop's "On Humanity"

42. Jealousy is the root of all evil. People with jealousy will not have the slightest sympathy. ?La Rochefoucauld, France

43. Human history has increasingly become a competition between education and catastrophe. ?[UK] Wells' "Outline of World History"

44. You must know that exaggerating the praise of good things will also arouse people's disgust, contempt and jealousy. ? Bacon

45. People without virtue are always jealous of the virtue of others. ?[UK] Bacon's "On Jealousy"

46. A jealous person has no love. ?Austin

47. A proud person is bound to be jealous, and he will be jealous of those who are most praised for their virtues. ?Spinoza

48. Jealousy is the enemy of luck. ? (Ancient Roman philosopher) Epictetus

49. Jealousy is driven away by true friendship, and flirting disappears by true love. ? (French writer) La Rochefoucauld

50. The human world is very painful. Speculation, jealousy, destruction, damage. ?Guo Jingming's "The Minimum Story"

51. Jealousy is a worm, it will eat away at and destroy people. ? (Former Soviet writer) A. Babaeva

52. Jealous people are like rust corroding iron, corroding themselves with their own temperament. ?Antis Dene's "Fragments"

53. Suspicions in the mind are like bats among birds, they always fly in the dusk. ? Bacon

54. Hatred is positive unhappiness, and jealousy is negative unhappiness. So it’s no wonder that jealousy can easily turn into hatred. ?Goethe

55. Jealousy is the prejudice of the soul. ? (British poet) Dryden

56. It is better to be envied than to be pitied. ? [Ancient Greece] Herodotus "History"

57. A small thing as light as air, for a jealous person, will become as strong a confirmation as a heavenly book; maybe this can cause a Right and wrong. ? (British dramatist and poet) Shakespeare

58. Despicable people will try their best to slander that person if they cannot compare with the moral character of others.

A jealous villain who slanders the merits of others behind his back will be speechless when he comes to that person. ?Sadie

59. Jealousy is born from the desire for profit, not from virtue. ? Zodiac Week

60. Friendship is a kind of gentle and calm love, guided by reason, formed by habits, arising from long-term understanding and mutual agreement, without jealousy, There is no fear either. ?Homer

61. Instead of being jealous of my enemies, I would rather let my enemies be jealous of me. ?[Ancient Rome] Plautus "Aggressiveness"

62. People who want to get ahead in too many careers because of impetuousness and vanity are always jealous. ? (British philosopher) Bacon

63. The surest sign of a person born with certain great qualities is the absence of jealousy. ? (French writer) Lalo Chung Foucauld

64. Having talent is often more dangerous than having no talent; it is impossible for people to avoid being scorned, but it is more difficult not to become the object of jealousy. ?Napoleon