Those who cannot tolerate others do not deserve to be tolerated by others. ——(Russia) Turgenev

A great man has two hearts: one heart that bleeds, and one heart that is tolerant. ——(Lebanon) Kahlil Gibran

Tolerance is the only test of civilization (Helpers)

●The art of wisdom is the art of knowing what to tolerate (William James)

●The magnanimous spirit is the greatest of all things (Owen)

●There are many occasions in life when the goal you intend to achieve with resentment may be achieved with forgiveness. It is entirely possible to achieve goals through forgiveness----(Sidney Smith)

●Forgive sincerely and then forget about it (UK)

●Forgiveness is human nature , and forgetfulness is divine (James Grann)

●Tolerant people are the most impatient, and tolerant people are the least tolerant (Bernay)

●The most noble The best revenge is tolerance (Hugo)

●Those who have lived a life without tolerating others are not worthy of being tolerated by others. But who can say that tolerance is not needed? (Turgenev)

●God of justice, tolerance is the most perfect thing we can do (Wordsworth)

●Only brave people know how to tolerate; cowards He will never be tolerant, this is not his nature (Stern)

●Tolerance is either good for people or harmful to people (Burke)

●It hurts other people's teeth Eyes, but opposed to retaliation, people who advocate tolerance should never get close to him----(Lu Xun)

● Desire to be gentle and smooth, do not want to observe and understand clearly (Book of Jin)

●A hundred flowers bloom, a hundred schools of thought contend

●Strictness is love, laxity is harm, indifference will turn bad

●Pampering is harm, strictness is love

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●Training you is to love you, pampering you is to harm you

●Love is deep, responsibility is strict (France)

●A lax family attracts thieves, people If you are not strict, you will be in danger

●If you are not strict in teaching, you will be a teacher

●If you want to be a square, the rules must be strict

●A gentleman loves others with virtue, and a villain loves others To be tolerant

●Be lenient to those you blame, and be strict to yourself

●Be strict with yourself and be lenient to others

●Forgive others with affection and reason Discipline

●Be hard on yourself and be kind to others

●Treat others with the spring breeze and treat yourself with the cold wind

●Be generous with others and humble with self-responsibility; Be generous and blame others lightly

●Rebuke yourself with the same heart to blame others, forgive others with the heart of forgiveness

●Forgive others as much as possible, but never forgive yourself (Sila Si)

●You must let go when you have to let go, and be merciful when you have to

●If you are not as good as you, you should not be able to get sick (Xue Xuan, Ming Dynasty)

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●People should tolerate each other: everyone has weaknesses, and in his weakest aspect, everyone can be cut and mashed (Keats)

●In order to be able to be with all For men and women to live in harmony, we must allow each person to maintain his or her individuality (Schopenhauer)

●To be generous is to complement the fierce, and to be generous is to be generous, and to be generous is to complement the fierce

●The combination of generosity and fierceness, equal emphasis on kindness and power

●The combination of generosity and fierceness can achieve success

●Be broad yet firm, strict yet gentle

●The way to govern a country is to be fierce and broad (Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty)

The philosopher Kant said: "Being angry is punishing yourself for the mistakes of others." The elegant Kant probably would not have storms. , the mood is always clear and clear. When someone else makes a mistake, and we are furious about it, it is ourselves who make the mistake.

Modern Dale Carnegie does not advocate tit for tat. He said: "There is only one simple way to truly hate others, which is to play to the other person's strengths." If you hate the other person, you must not eat the flesh, sleep on the skin, knock the bones and suck out the marrow. It can only make oneself exhausted and exhausted.

The "hatred" Carnegie mentioned is another form of "tolerance." Hatred of others is not about gnashing your teeth to feast on your opponent, but about absorbing the other person's strengths and turning them into calcium for your own physical strength.

President Lincoln was known for his tolerance towards his political opponents. Later, he finally aroused the dissatisfaction of a congressman. The congressman said: "You should not try to make friends with those people, but eliminate them." Lincoln replied with a smile: " When they become my friends, am I not destroying my enemies?"