Since ancient times, all the sages and sages have been poor and humble, let alone our generation, which is lonely and upright. ——Bao Zhao

Poverty is not a shame, and wealth is not a sin. There is not much difference between simple food and fine food. As long as we have love, children will smile. ——Xi Murong

Forget your days of poverty. However, don't forget the lesson it taught you. ——Goethe

Poverty itself is not terrible. What is terrible is the thought that one is destined to be poor or will die of poverty. ——Franklin

The rich think they are wise, but the wise poor can see through him. ——"Old Testament"

Those who are content despite poverty are rich, and very rich. And those who, despite being rich, worry all day long about when they will become poor, wither like the winter world. ——Shakespeare

Poverty is anything but glamorous or something to be learned from. For me, poverty has only taught me to overestimate the elegance of the rich or the upper class. ——Chaplin

Poverty will not erase a person's noble qualities, but wealth will make people lose their ambition. ——Boccaccio

It is more despicable to boast about poverty than to boast about wealth. —— Saito Midori

Most of the poverty in the world is a disease, the result of bad life, bad environment, and bad thoughts. ——Sachs

Voluntary poverty is better than uncertain glitz; the extravagant and greedy person is much more miserable than the poorest and contented person. ——Shakespeare

The miser is always in poverty. ——Horace

Poverty and wealth alike can degenerate workers and their works. ——Plato

Don’t envy other people’s wealth, and don’t lament your own poverty. ——Ichirō Kobayashi

People should not be precious, nor should they be poor and humble. ——Su Shi

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