Who has a famous aphorism about a white lie

Sometimes, lies are also beautiful, and her name is "White Lies".

Others can survive better, and tell lies;

White lies are beautiful;

To be open and straightforward is a mistake, and I choose to lie;

Confession of truth and frankness is a hurt, and I choose to lie;

Lies told so that others can survive better;

Interpreters of laws want to find answers to the questions of their time in the law.

Larentz. If the legislator changes it in three sentences, the entire collection of books will become waste paper.

Kirchman. The knowledge of the truth of the law comes from the upbringing of the legislator.

Hegel. Explaining law is the beginning and foundation of jurisprudence, a scientific work, but also an art.

Savigny. Law is the final result of human wisdom following human experience for the common good.

Johnson. The rule of law means that no coercion can be imposed on individuals unless well-known rules are enforced.

Hayek. Laws without faith will degenerate into rigid dogmas, and faith without laws will degenerate into fanaticism.

We say capitalism is bad, but it is very bold in discovering talent, using talent. It has the characteristic that it is used by qualified people, regardless of seniority, and it is taken for granted. Judging from this aspect, our system for selecting and promoting cadres is backward.

The gifted must be allowed to be independent, and humanity should have a deep grasp of the truth that humanity is to make the gifted as a torch and not let them abandon their true mission. Author: Saint-Simon.

Genius is present in every age; However, unless something extraordinary happens, stirring up the masses, and there are geniuses, the gifted will be ossified. Author: Diderot.

He has a spark of genius! Do you know what that means? That is the courageous, open-minded, and far-sighted ......When he planted a tree, he had seen the fruits of thousands of years and had longed for the happiness of mankind.

We say capitalism is bad, but it is very bold in discovering talent, using talent. It has the characteristic that it is used by qualified people, regardless of seniority, and it is taken for granted. Judging from this aspect, our system for selecting and promoting cadres is backward.

The gifted must be allowed to be independent, and humanity should have a deep grasp of the truth that humanity is to make the gifted as a torch and not let them abandon their true mission. Author: Saint-Simon.

Genius is present in every age; However, unless something extraordinary happens, stirring up the masses, and there are geniuses, the gifted will be ossified. Author: Diderot.

He has a spark of genius! Do you know what that means? That is the courageous, open-minded, and far-sighted ......When he planted a tree, he had seen the fruits of thousands of years and had longed for the happiness of mankind.

Famous saying: Sometimes people hate flattery, but only the way they flatter.

La Rochevko.

The one who defended himself, denounced himself.

Tolstoy. The pure innocence of wordslessness is often more touching than speaking.

Shakespeare. It is impossible for life to blossom into brilliant flowers from lies.

Heine: Rumors are something that gets stronger and stronger the more they spread.

Here's an example:

There was a student who was not very good at long-distance running, but in a test, the teacher told him that he was faster than other students, and also said that he had the opportunity to represent the school in the competition, telling him to work hard, the student listened to the teacher's words and was very excited, because he had always thought that he had no talent for long-distance running, he could represent the school in the competition. From this day on, he really liked long-distance running, and insisted on running every day, and after a while, he was really selected to participate in the competition on behalf of the school at all.

The famous American writer O. Henry's "The Last Leaf" tells the story of a white lie. When the sick old man looks at the withered and declining leaves and despairs, the loving painter decorates the dry tree of life with a carefully sketched green leaf, so as to maintain the light of life that is about to be extinguished.

There was once a teacher who said that he could give his students a future: you could be a mathematician, he could be a writer, and that one had artistic talent ......Under the guidance, encouragement, encouragement and shaping of teachers, the children become diligent, sensible and eager to learn. A few years later, a large number of students entered the university with excellent grades, and the village became famous.

People think that this old teacher can pinch and calculate, and can perceive the future, but in fact, the teacher's good intentions are to plant a beautiful lie in the child's heart, just like sowing a seed in the soil, which will eventually flourish and blossom.

Very seriously, hope.

1.The most successful liars are those who make the most of the least amount of lies. —S. Butler.

2.People love lies not only because they fear the hardships of finding out the truth, but also because they have a natural but rotten love for lies themselves. - Bacon.

3.It is impossible for life to blossom into brilliant flowers from lies. —Heine.

4.There is no one in the world who does not believe a lie, and there is no one who does not believe a single lie or only believes a lie. - Stalin.

5.Relying on the size of the country, the people of the people, and those who want to see the enemy are called arrogant soldiers. - Wei Xiang.

6.To lie for one's own benefit is to deceive; Lying for the benefit of others is fraud; Lying for the sake of framing is slander; Lies are at their worst; And lying that is harmless and unprofitable to oneself and others is not lying. That's just fiction and not a lie.

Rousseau. >7.Sometimes, lies are beautiful, and her name is "White Lies". — Milucy Sanna.

8.Love is a lie that we all believe. ——Zhou Libo, founder of Shanghai Qingkou.

9.Flattery never comes from a great heart. - Balzac.

10.No one listens to the lie, and the liar is gone. - Betty.

11.Lies grow in all seasons. - British statesman Burke.

12.The more the lie spreads, the more bizarre it becomes. —Ovid, the ancient Roman poet.

13.The pure innocence of wordslessness is often more touching than speaking. Shakespeare.

14.Those who believe lies will perish before the truth. —Hurlbut.

15.A man would rather listen to a hundred lies than hear a single word of truth that he does not want to hear. —Cy Johnson.