Rayhallo's answer is basically correct. If you want to take this sentence as your motto or slogan, rayhallo's answer is the most appropriate, because there is no fixed person and tense. If you want to use "we", you can say "we are one person, we are a group of people." If you are looking for the original text, it is like this:

If a person's behavior is the same as his behavior, so is his behavior.

The original text is "Your father is a man who faces reality and is loyal to his ideals." The original sentence was written in the present perfect tense in a letter to his five children.

Rayhallo, I'm surprised that the page you're looking for uses vuestro, which is Latin American, so you shouldn't use this word. The letter I contacted before was also written in Sue.

Knvshlbt is a literal translation of Chinese. Although it's not the original, it's at least Spanish, and it's fluent. Is that third-class "second place" still humiliating the translator? Have you translated Spanish?