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Etiquette is thorough, and people are calmed (Rubel).

The greater the title, the more elaborate the liturgy (Tennyson).

Life is short, but despite this, there is time for etiquette (love and dedication).

If you think of etiquette as higher than the moon, you will lose the sincere trust between people (bacon).

Etiquette is to add a layer of algae to all his other virtues, to make them useful to him, to gain him the respect and favor of all those who are close to him (Locke).

A grand funeral is not so much to mourn the dead as to satisfy the vanity of the living (La Rochefoucauld).

Human faces have never been as worldly as they seem at a funeral (Joe Edgeworth).

If a person pays attention to the activity he observes on the street, I am sure, he will surely find the most pleasant expression on the hearse (Joe Swift).

What people value most is privilege, even the privilege of officiating at a funeral (Jean La Lowell).

The rite is the most humane (Xunzi).

To govern the people in peace, Mo is good at etiquette (filial piety).

The Tao is to tell virtue, and Qi is to be courteous (Analects).

If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand (Analects).

Rites, by the state, Dingsheji, the order of the people, the heirs of the benefit (left biography).

Rites, the scriptures of heaven also, and the people's lines are also (left biography).

If people are rude, they will not be born, if they are rude, they will not succeed, and if the country is rude, they will be restless (Xunzi).

If a person is polite, he is safe, and if he is rude, he is in danger (etiquette).

Etiquette is to do righteousness, righteousness is to make profits, benefits to the common people, and the major festivals of politics are also (left biography).

Etiquette, righteousness and shame, the four dimensions of the country, the four dimensions are not open, and the country is perished (pipe).

Food and clothing are used to enrich the people's livelihood, and etiquette and righteousness are used to nourish their hearts (Yuan Xu Heng).

Liyi is born of wealth, and theft is born of poverty (Han Wang Fu).

Home and everything is prosperous!

Harmony is precious, harmony is beautiful!

Friendship produces happiness, and civilization brings harmony. — Hugo.

Happiness always exists in the restless pursuit of human beings, not in harmony and stability.

Lu Xun. The gentleman is harmonious but different, and the villain is the same but not harmonious.

The gentleman is harmonious and will not blindly agree, and the villain is just blindly attached and will not be harmonious.

Friendship is a harmonious equality. Pythagoras.

Harmonious beauty is the highest state of beauty. As early as the ancient Greek period, the famous philosopher Heraclitus said:

Beauty is in harmony. \"It can be seen that harmonious beauty is an extremely ancient aesthetic proposition that still shines today.

The old man Bingxin once said:"The essence of beauty should be harmony. This harmony is embodied in man, and it is edified.

the beauty of people; manifested in things, it creates the beauty of things; Blending into the environment creates the beauty of the environment. \"

Heraclitus said"Invisible harmony is more beautiful than visible harmony. ”

Fei Xiaotong: "Each is beautiful, the beauty of the beauty, the beauty of the United States, the world is the same".

Hegel: "What exists is reasonable." ”

Confucius: "Gentlemen are harmonious but different".

1. The bigger the title, the more complicated the etiquette. —Tennyson.

2. Temper tantrum is one of the more despicable human natures, and if people lose their temper, they are tantamount to taking a step backwards on the ladder of human progress. - Charles Darwin.

3. Whether you are a man or a woman, you are worthy of the name of being gentle and lenient. A person's true heroism and decisiveness are not the same as using his fists to stop others from speaking. - Sadie.

4. You can't be arrogant, arrogant is rude, rude is rude, and if you leave, you will rebel. - Zhuge Liang.

5. The inevitable consequence of extravagance—the disintegration of weathering—in turn gives rise to the corruption of taste. —Rousseau.

6. If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand. —The Analects

7. The anger is very great, and it is easy to cause anger and trouble, which is a kind of vice that makes the mind towards the improper thing, which is an impulsive and irrational action. – Peter Abrad.

8. The speech is vigorous, which may not be reasonable. - Sadie.

9. Politeness is stronger than the law. - Carlisle.

10. If people are polite, they are safe, and if they are rude, they are dangerous. —The Book of Rites

11. It is not difficult for a person with good intentions to express his courtesy to others. —Rousseau.

1. Politeness is to human nature what copy is the same as heat is to candles. - Shubai Benduhua.

2. The style of politeness brings civilization, warmth and happiness to everyone. DAO – No. Vin Peele.

3. Politeness is the easiest thing to do, and it is also the most precious thing. - Gonchar.

4. Politeness is a language. Its rules and practices are to be learned primarily from observation and from the manners of those who are cultured. - Locke.

5. Politeness is the flower of fraternity. - Rubel.

6. Politeness pleases polite people, and also pleases those who are treated politely by others. —Montesquieu.

7. Politeness is the golden key to human coexistence. - Songsuneji.

8. Politeness can often replace the noblest feelings. - Mérimée.

9. Politeness is built on a double basis: show respect for others, and don't impose your own opinions on others. - Hoffmansthal.

Good manners are made up of small sacrifices. —Emerson.

If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand. - Confucius.

The reason why mortals are more expensive than beasts is to be polite. - Yanzi Spring and Autumn

The most appetizing thing at the banquet is the host's etiquette. - Shakespeare was impudent and the illegitimate child of ignorance. - Butler.

Profit is a strategy that smart people come up with to keep their distance from fools. —Emerson.

Bad things are learned as soon as they are learned, and the bad habits that have been contaminated in the early years will henceforth manifest themselves in all actions and actions, whether they are faults in speech or action, from the age of three to the age of sixty. — Krylov.

Politeness is a bridge between people.

Be kind and welcoming, like a brother; The evil spirit welcomes people and harms the soldiers. —Guan Zhong.

There are brave people in the world, who come suddenly without being surprised, and without being angry. —Su Shi.

We should be careful not to hurt other comrades with words, but we should also be able to bear it when others use words to hurt us. —***。

Politeness is the golden key to human coexistence. - Songsuneji.

The speech is vigorous, but it is not necessarily reasonable. - Sadie.

Politeness is the first thing that children and young people should be particularly careful to develop into habits. — John Locke.

Courtesy pleases those who are polite, and it pleases those who are treated with courtesy. —Montesquieu.

Politeness can often be a substitute for the noblest affection. — Mérimée Politeness is the easiest thing to do, and the most precious thing. - Gonchar.

The spleen bee sipped honey from the flower and thanked the camp when it left. The pompous butterfly believes that the flowers should be thanked to him. —Rabindranath Tagore Once upon a time there was a little mouse who always thought he was great and was rude to others.

Once he went to school, a snail came up to him and blocked his way. The little mouse said fiercely: "Little one, get out of the way, don't get in my way!" The little mouse said and kicked it over, kicking the snail far away.

Once, when the little mouse went to the river to drink, he felt that a small fish in the river was in his way, so he picked up a stone and threw it at it. The little fish was attacked, startled, and hurriedly dodged. The little mouse laughed and said, "You know how good I am."

One night, on the way home, the little mouse saw a little pig lying on the side of the road, so he said proudly, "Who gave you such courage to stand in my way," and kicked it over. "Bang", the little mouse just kicked the pig's foot, the little pig was fine, but the little mouse screamed "sigh, sigh", it turned out that his foot was swollen with a big bag.

The little pig stood up and said to the little mouse, "You are arrogant and rude to others, and you don't know how to respect people, and you have tasted the bitterness today!" Only by respecting others can we gain the respect of others.

The little mouse looked at the injured foot and lowered his head in shame.