The Zhou etiquette is the most important in China, and Zhou etiquette was generally practiced in ancient China. There are many English proverbs about etiquette. Today I have compiled English proverbs about etiquette for your reference. I hope it will be helpful to you.

English proverbs about etiquette

1. If a person is polite, he will be safe, but if he is rude, he will be in danger.

Man is safe with courtesy, but dangerous with rudeness.

2. If you welcome others with good demeanor, you will be as close as brothers; if you welcome others with evil demeanor, you will be in harm's way. soldiers.

Kindness greets people like brothers; evil greets people and harms the soldiers.

3. Twist the broken flax into a rope, which is stronger than a jack.

Crushed hemp twisted into a rope is better than a jack.

4. The saddest thing for a person is the death of his conscience.

The saddest thing for a man is the death of his conscience.

5. Politeness is the golden key to human perfection.

Politeness is the golden key to human coexistence.

6. The master is gentle, courteous and thrifty.

The Master is gentle, respectful and frugal.

7. A person may disappear without a trace in his politeness.

A man may disappear in his courtesy.

8. Those who are extravagant are in a mess, while those who are frugal are safe. One bad thing and one good thing are in front of you.

Luxury and frugality are at hand.

9. If you strengthen your foundation and use it sparingly, you will never be poor.

If we have a strong capital and use it sparingly, we will never be poor.

10. To govern the people in peace, don't be good at etiquette.

We should not be good at etiquette in order to keep peace with the people.

11. Politeness is smart, rudeness is stupid.

Politeness is wise, but rudeness is foolish.

12. Only speak three words when going out.

Go out and say only three words.

13. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small.

Do not let evil be *** all, or good be *** all.

14. Be approachable and people will return to you.

He who is easy to approach must return.

15. Stay calm to cultivate your character, and be frugal to cultivate your virtue.

Quiet to cultivate oneself, thrifty to cultivate morality.

16. Civility is more powerful than the law.

Politeness is stronger than law.

17. When you go out, you rely on your mouth, and when you farm, you rely on water.

When you go out, you depend on your mouth, and when you plant a field, you depend on water.

18. The bigger the title, the more complicated the etiquette.

The bigger the title, the more replicated the etiquette.

19. Etiquette is the smallest but most stable norm among all norms.

Etiquette is the *** allest but most stable of all norms.

20. Politeness can often replace the noblest feelings.

Politeness often replaces the noblest feelings.

21. Those who are extravagant and lazy are poor, while those who are powerful and thrifty are rich.

Luxury makes the lazy poor, while strength makes the thrifty rich.

22. A gentleman is sincere and sincere.

Gentlemen are honest.

23. Gentlemen are gentlemen, and then they are gentlemen.

Be gentle and gentle, and then a gentleman.

24. Respect others and get used by them.

　　Value people, get people to use.

　　25. Be close to teachers and friends, learn etiquette, be fragrant for nine years, and be able to warm the table.

Relatives, teachers and friends, learn etiquette, fragrant nine-year-old, can warm the table.

26. Knowing shame is almost courageous.

Shame is almost courage.

27. Learn etiquette, think about the virtuous, and reflect on yourself when you see the virtuous.

Learn etiquette, see virtue and think alike, see virtue and self-examination.

28. Rang, the master of virtue, is called virtue.

Jean, the master of virtue, is called Yide.

29. If you are doing good, be prepared, if you are doing evil, be prepared.

To do good is to beforehand, to do evil is to go.

30. Be virtuous and admire beauty, seek truth and promote goodness.

Ming De advocates beauty, seeking truth and promoting goodness.

Civilized etiquette English proverbs

1. Be moral and do not be confused by things.

Morality is in the right place, not confused by things.

2. Those who respect others will always be respected by others; those who love others will always be loved by others.

He who respects others will always respect them; he who loves others will always love them.

3. A good attitude welcomes others, and they are as close as brothers; a bad attitude welcomes others, and they are harmful to each other. soldiers.

Kindness greets people, like brothers; evil greets people, harms the soldiers.

4. Quietness cultivates one's moral character, and frugality cultivates virtue.

Quiet to cultivate oneself, thrifty to cultivate virtue.

5. Those with strong virtues will be honored, and those with weak virtues will be humbled.

The virtuous flow light, while the virtuous flow low.

6. Courtesy is the ultimate in humanity.

The etiquette is the most humane.

7. Those who respect others will always respect them.

He who respects others always respects them.

8. Politeness is a smart thing, rudeness is stupid.

Politeness is wise, but rudeness is foolish.

9. Disrespect for others means disrespect for oneself.

To disrespect others is to disrespect oneself.

10. The master is gentle, courteous and thrifty.

The Master is gentle, respectful and frugal.

11. Learn etiquette, think about the virtuous, and reflect on yourself when you see the virtuous.

Learn etiquette, see virtue and think alike, see virtue and self-examination.

12. A person's courtesy is a mirror that reflects his portrait.

?A man's courtesy is a mirror that reflects his image.

13. To govern the people in peace, one must not be good at courtesy.

We should not be good at etiquette in order to keep peace with the people.

14. Rang is the master of virtue. Rang is called virtue.

?Jean, the master of virtue, is called Yide.

15. Gentle and gentle, then a gentleman.

Be gentle and gentle, and then a gentleman.

16. Civilization is to create civilized people.

Civilization is to bring up civilized people.

17. A gentleman is good to himself and also enjoys the good of others.

　A gentleman's own goodness is also a pleasure to others.

18. If morality is corrupted, taste will also be corrupted.

If morality is corrupted, interest is bound to degenerate.

19. Believe it or not.

Faithful people are at their wit's end.

20. Hands like flowers, feet like grass!

Hands like flowers, feet like grass !

21. Be valued and used by others.

People are valued and used.

22. Politeness is more powerful than the law.

Politeness is stronger than law.

23. Do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small.

Do not let evil be *** all, or good be *** all.

24. The way is to tell the virtues, and the rules are to be polite.

The Tao teaches virtue and the Qi courtesy.

25. If you strengthen your foundation and use it sparingly, you will not be poor.

If we have a strong capital and use it sparingly, we can never be poor.

26. Honesty is the most precious thing for a gentleman.

Gentlemen are honest.

27. If people are rude, they will not be born, if things are rude, they will not succeed, and if the country is rude, it will not be respected.

People are not born rude, things are not rude, the country is not rude.

28. Be courteous and polite, and everyone is welcome.

Humility and courtesy are weled by everyone.

29. Being polite does no harm to people.

Politeness does no harm to people.

30. Be knowledgeable in literature and treat them with courtesy.

Learn well in literature and make an appointment with courtesy.