Famous aphorisms about money

1. Money! Money is the most demonic of all human inventions. There is nothing more base and deceitful than money, and nowhere else provides such fertile ground for the cultivation of hypocrisy. ——Makarenko

2. Money is not the root of all evil as commonly said, only greed for money, that is, excessive, selfish, and greedy money Pursuit is the root of all evil. ——Nah Hawthorne

3. Money is not the end, but only a means to achieve the end. ——Mrs. Thatcher

4. Money is either a slave or a master. It must be one of the two and nothing else. ——Horace

5. Money is like fertilizer. If it is not scattered into the field, it is of no use. ——F. Bacon

6. The greed for money and enjoyment is not happiness. ——"Aesop's Fables"

7. Money can be the shell of many things, but not the fruit inside. ——Ibsen

8. Money can do many things, but it cannot do everything. We should know its domain. And confine it there; even kick them back when it wants to go further. ——Carlyle

9. Money is freedom that is minted. ——Dostoyevsky

10. Money is a good soldier. Having it can make people a hundred times more courageous. ——Shakespeare

11. Money is a good servant, but it can also become a bad master on certain occasions. ——Bacon

12. Money is a passport that allows us to remove any regional frontier except heaven; at the same time, it can also provide us with anything except happiness. —— Charles Lamb

13. Money is the new form of slavery. What makes it different from the old-style slavery system is that there is no human relationship or personal contact with the slaves. ——Leo Tolstoy

14. Money is a useful thing, but it will only bring you happiness when you feel satisfied. Otherwise, it will not only give you There is nothing positive about you other than worry and jealousy. ——Xi Murong

15. Money often becomes an obstacle to true friendship. ——Zou Taofen

16. Money is like the sixth sense. Without money, it is impossible to fully utilize other senses. —— Somerset Maugham

17. As long as money can support one person's life, if there is too much, it will become a scourge that curbs human talent. ——Nobel

18. Gold, yellow, shining, precious gold! Just a little bit can turn black into white, ugly into beautiful, wrong into right, humble into noble, old into young, coward into warrior. ——Shakespeare

19. No money is a sad thing, but excess money is even sadder. ——Tolstoy

20. Money is a hateful thing. You can use it to do good things and bad things. ——Goncharov

21. There are traces of evil in all profitable professions and businesses of mankind. ——Emerson

22. Life is the sea, and money is the boatman. Without a boatman, life would be difficult. ——Wakelin

23. If you regard money as God, it will torture you like the devil. —— Fielding

24. If you know how to use it, money is a good slave. If you don’t know how to use it, it becomes your master. ——Mark Twain

25. If you lose money, you lose little; if you lose friends, you lose much; if you lose courage, you lose everything.

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26. Rich people can be very happy or very unhappy. One of the most unhappy things is that they have no confidence in themselves and think that others are just friends with them. For his money. ——Bai Yunqin

27. With money, you can do many things in this world, but youth cannot be purchased with money. ——Lemant?

28. All overly careful attention to wealth exudes the smell of greed, and even handling money with an overly intentional and unnatural generosity cannot be bothered with directing. and caring. ——Montaigne

29. If a person wants to feel that everything in the world is vibrant and interesting when he is young, then he needs money. Why doesn't God reverse the usual process and let most people acquire wealth first, spend it slowly, and then die a pauper when they no longer need the money? ——Mark Twain

30. It is difficult for a person who loves money very much to love his children very much at any time. The two are like God and the God of Wealth, inexhaustible. ——Samuel Butler

31. The money in our hands is a tool to maintain freedom, and the money we pursue is a tool to make ourselves a slave. ——Lu Leng

32. A person who can both spend money and make money is the happiest person, because he enjoys two kinds of happiness. ——S. Johnson

33. There are countless people who make money without any effort, but there are only a few people who squander it without any effort. ——Gorky

34. For wasteful people, money is round, but for frugal people, money is flat and can be piled up piece by piece. ——Balzac

35. It is difficult for people who love money to prevent themselves from becoming a slave to money. After most people have money, they will always worry about preserving what they have and getting more money. The bigger his business gets, the heavier the gains and losses become, and the harder it becomes to regain the state of mind where the sea and the sky are brighter. ——Roland