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List a few famous quotes that describe tolerance.

The famous quotes about tolerance are summarized as follows:

1. People should tolerate each other: everyone has weaknesses, and everyone can be cut and beaten in his weakest aspect. broken. ——Keats

2. Human beings need tolerance, but there will be no tolerance for laziness, ignorance, and selfishness! Personal intolerance does not create prisons and has no executioners; but official intolerance, once it gets angry, can kill innocent people and never do anything to make amends.

3. A gentleman’s capacity is limited and his chest swallows hundreds of rivers. ——Anonymous

4. Only by being able to tolerate villains can you become a gentleman. ——[Ming] Feng Menglong's "Zengguang Zhitan Supplement"

5. The widest thing in the world is the ocean, wider than the ocean is the sky, and wider than the sky is the human mind. ——Fa Hugo

6. Those who are discouraged draw their own pictures, and those who are narrow-minded are easy to gain. ——[Ming Dynasty] Zhu Zhiyu's "Zhu Shunshui Collection·Gong Min"

7. The vision should be broad, traverse famous mountains and rivers; the measurement should be broad, and the Five Classics and histories must be thoroughly read. ——Qing Jinying

8. There are many occasions in life where the goal you intend to achieve with anger can be achieved with forgiveness. ——Sidney Smith

9. If others are already intolerant, don’t beg for tolerance. The tolerance obtained by begging is never true tolerance. ——Anonymous

10. Having tolerance is great virtue. ——Shang Shu of the Pre-Qin Dynasty

11. A large quantity is good for doing things, and a big tree is good for providing shade. ——Chinese proverb

12. A great person has two hearts: one heart bleeds; the other heart is tolerant. ——Kahlil Gibran

13. Tolerance means respecting any belief of others. ——Einstein

14. People should have a conscience, and even the cruelest heart will have a short and beautiful memory of forgiving others. ——[Jie] Seifert's "City of Tears"

15. Compared with tolerance and harshness, I choose tolerance. Because what is lost by tolerance is only the past, but what is lost by being harsh is the future. ——Anonymous

16. To be lenient is to help the strong, and to be lenient is to help the strong, and the government is to be harmonious. ——"Famous Sayings of Confucius"

17. Once you emerge from the cave, you will be invincible, and you will be able to forgive others. ——[Song Dynasty] The Taoist Master Shanqi’s "Queju"

18. Be sincere and generous. ——Kang Youwei's "The First Book of the Shangqing Emperor"

19. A sea that accepts hundreds of rivers is great when it has tolerance, and a mountain high and ten thousand feet high without desires is strong. ——Lin Zexu

20. When people slander me, it is better to tolerate it than to defend it. When people insult me, it is better to be able to transform it than to prevent it. ——Master Hongyi's "Aphorisms"

21. When everyone can shrink themselves, everyone's space becomes larger. ——Master Cheng Yen

22. Without a magnanimous heart, you are not a true hero. ——Opushkin

23. We should be ashamed of ourselves when we treat others tolerantly; we should know self-discipline when we treat others tolerantly. ——Anonymous

24. Measurement is like the ocean containing spring growth, and it should be connected like flowing water and clouds. ——Qing Dynasty·Jinying

25. Forgiving without forgetting is like burying the ax in the soil and leaving the ax handle outside. ——American Basqueri

26. With magnanimity and tolerance, all things will be harmonious. ──"Song Dynasty Fact Garden·Ancestral Holy Instructions"

27. The magnanimous spirit is the greatest of all things. ——Irving

28. The brothers are here to survive all the calamities, and forget the grudges with a smile when they meet. ——Lu Xun

29. Tolerance is not to tolerate mistakes and weakness, but to be strong and brave. ——Chinese Zhou Xiangchao

30. If you have tolerance, you will benefit; if you have tolerance, you will have great virtue. ——"Shang Shu·Zhou Shu·Jun Chen"

31. The sky and the earth are wide in the heart, and there are always boats to ferry people. ——Chinese proverb

32. Evil people are bold, villains are popular, and gentlemen are generous. ——Chinese proverb

33. Being kind to others means being good at forgiving. ——[American] Frost's "New Hampshire"

34. When it is convenient, do what is convenient, and be merciful when you have to. ——[Ming Dynasty] Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West"

35. Tolerance is like freedom. You can't get it just by begging. You can only have it by always being vigilant. ——Wang Guozhen's "Tolerance and Harshness"

36. Patience is painful, but its results are sweet. ——Fa Rousseau

37. Try to forgive others, but never forgive yourself. ——Silas

38. People who are not tolerant of others do not deserve to be tolerated by others. ——(Russia) Turgenev

39. Tolerance is like the drizzle from the sky that nourishes the earth. It blesses those who tolerate and those who are tolerated. ——Shakespeare's famous play "The Merchant of Venice"

40. Take a step back and let the world be at peace. ——Couplet

41. Forgive others more and forgive yourself less. ——Chinese proverb

42. Perhaps the most important thing is to treat others with gentleness and generosity so that each other can live cheerfully and happily. ——Konosuke Matsushita

43. A tolerant person makes others happy and makes himself happy; a mean person makes others suffer and makes himself uncomfortable. ——Anonymous

44. People’s hearts are conquered not by force, but by love and tolerance.

——(Russia) Spinoza

45. Only tolerance can accommodate people, only thickness can carry things. ——Xue Rixuan

46. Only brave people know how to be tolerant; a coward will never be tolerant, it is not his nature. ——Mestern

47. The will is as strong as iron, and the measure is as big as the sea. ——Mao Zedong

48. Blame yourself with the same heart that blames others, and forgive others with the same heart of forgiving yourself. ——Anonymous

49. The violet leaves its fragrance on the ankle that crushed it. This is forgiveness and anger. ——Mark Twain

50. When Guan Gong released Prime Minister Cao, his husband must be tolerant. ——Chinese proverb

51. To endure a word, to calm down an anger, to endure one thing, to be relieved of one thing. ——Chinese proverb

52. A person’s mind will be narrow if he has many desires, and wide if he has few desires. ——[Qing Dynasty] Jin Ying's "Proverbs Lianbi"

53. Being able to endure makes a true gentleman, and being able to bend and stretch makes a man. ——Chinese proverb

54. The mountains do not allow soil, so they can become big; the rivers and seas do not allow small streams, so they can be deep; the king does not exclude the common people, so he can understand his virtue. ——[Qin] Li Si's "Book of Remonstrance and Expulsion"

55. Although I disagree with what you said, I defend your right to speak. ——Fa Voltaire

56. Sometimes the moral shock caused by tolerance is stronger than punishment. ——The former Soviet Union. Suhomlinsky

57. Tolerance is great, and lack of desire is strong. ——"Ancient and Modern Couplets"

58. If you don't think twice about things, you will eventually regret them. People can endure without worries. ──[Ming] Feng Menglong's "Eternal Words to Awaken the World"

59. The noblest revenge is tolerance. ——Hugo

60. If you are able to subordinate others, you will have a guilty conscience; if you have a guilty conscience, you will gain a lot; if you gain a lot, you will become taller. ——[Ming Dynasty] Li Zhi's "Book Burning·Gao Yan Shuo"

61. Patience keeps the mind in mind, and worries are irrelevant.

──Chinese proverb