1. Only childlike innocence can awaken love, and only love can nourish childlike innocence.

Without emotion, all education is impossible.

——Li Zhenxi's "Love and Education"

2. Love is the soul of the educator, and fairness is the conscience of the educator.

——Zhou Benhua

3. Appearance comes from the heart. Only by changing the inner can the face be changed. A dark heart cannot hold up a bright face. Where there is love, there must be harmony, where there is harmony there must be joy, and where there is joy there must be grace.

——Zhai Hongshen

4. Unless humans can extend their love to all living things, humans will never be able to find peace.

—— Schweitzer

5. Love and being loved are both human emotional needs. The tragedy is that the two are often misaligned. If you fall in love with someone who does not love yourself, you will fall in love with someone who loves yourself. Not what one loves. When people love, it is too easy to care about being loved and regard it as a right; when being loved, it is too easy to underestimate being loved and accept it as a matter of course.

If, on the other hand, you love without expecting anything in return, and don’t care about being loved and cherished, then you will love with dignity and live with dignity.

——Zhou Guoping

6. A love is the source of all knowledge.

——Thomas Carlyle

7. There is no strong love, no benevolent heart, no compassion as the criterion, and love for all living beings in the world as the great characteristic. Gratitude to God can never lead to happiness.

——Dickens

8. There is a kind of courtesy that comes from the heart. It is love in a transformed form. From this arises an outward expression of the most appropriate politeness.

——Goethe

9. Eating is beneficial and harmless only when you are hungry. Likewise, it is beneficial and harmless to interact with others only when you are loving. .

——Leo Tolstoy

10. The biggest shortcoming of modern people is their lack of love for their profession.

——Rodan

11. Be kind to those who are caring.

——M. Maeterlinck

12. A magnanimous person is often more loving than resentful. He is optimistic, cheerful, open-minded, tolerant but not sad, depressed, Anxious and angry; he comforts his partners, relatives and friends with love and explains their shortcomings with reason and emotion, so that the listeners are moved, admired and respected, so that there will be no emotional gap between them. , behavioral opposition, psychological resentment.

——Munir Nasuf

13. Where love is scarce, more mistakes are made.

——Rowell

14. It would be a very sad thing if a loving person cannot surpass his compassion! All love overrides mercy because he wants to create everything he loves.

——Nietzsche

15. Try to compare the ideal father and the ideal mother. It is best for a father to pamper his children, while a mother should tightly control her children when necessary, and sometimes reprimand them severely. If the father is always noisy and too strict, the children will stay away from him. No matter how strict the mother is, as long as it is out of love, the child will still follow her every step of the way.

——Daisaku Ikeda