English Famous Quotes About Justice, Famous Quotes About Justice

Quotes about justice:1. The victory of "justice" comes with self-struggle.

2. Not afraid of righteous death, not honored to live.

3. Justice is a noble illusion.

4. The supreme honor of Buku's justice.

5. Fire does not invade jade.

6. Turbidity and purity, jealousy of evil and goodness.

7. Justice is better than law.

8. Justice is the greatest interest of mankind.

9. It is better to break the jade than to complete it.

10. I would rather die with righteousness than survive, and regard death as home.

1. Not afraid of righteous death, not honored to live. - Tang Hanyu, "The Later Narrative of Zhang Zhongcheng".

Translation: Not afraid to die for justice, not to be happy to survive by luck.

2. Fire does not invade jade. - Tang Liu Yuxi, "Sikong Xi Gong Shendao Monument".

Translation: Neither does the fire devour the jade.

3. Turbidity and purity, jealousy of evil and good. ——Tang Wu Jing, "Zhenguan Political Leaders, Volume 2, On Ren Xian".

Translation: Remove the bad guys and reward the good guys; Hate bad things and do good deeds.

4. Envy is like hatred, and seeing good is like hunger and thirst. - Tang Hanyu, "Zhang Zhengfu's Self-Representation".

The translation hates bad people and bad things like enemies, and sees good people and good things as desperate as hungry and hungry for food, thirsty and thirsty.

5. The gentleman's origin is not contrary to the Tao and is not ashamed. - Song Ouyang Xiu, "Straight Talk with Yan".

Translation: A gentleman does not violate morality, and he has no shame in his heart.

6. It is better to break the jade than to tile it completely. - Tang Li Baiyao, Book of Northern Qi

Translation: I would rather die for justice than die for my life.

1. Don't take evil as small, don't take good as small.

From the edict of Liu Bei, Emperor Zhaolie of the Shu Han Dynasty, from "Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu, and the Biography of the First Lord". It means not to do it because it's a minor bad deed, and don't care about it because it's a minor good deed. This sentence names the truth of being a human being.

2. Poverty is righteousness.

From Tang Hanyu's "Epitaph of Liu Zihou", which means that only when a reader is in a difficult situation can he see the temperament. It shows Han Yue's obvious concept of justice.

3. It is better to be broken than to be a complete tile.

From the Tang Dynasty Li Baiyao "Northern Qi Shu Yuan Jing'an Biography", which means that it is better to make jade to be broken, than to make pottery to be preserved. The parable would rather die for justice than die for one's life.

4. His words must be believed, and his deeds must be fruitful.

From Sima Qian's "Historical Records: The Biography of the Ranger" in the Western Han Dynasty: "Today's ranger, although his deeds are not in justice, but his words must be believed, his deeds must be fruitful, he has promised to be sincere, he does not love his body, and he goes to the misfortune of the soldiers." It means that the current rangers, although their behavior does not conform to the laws and regulations of the country at that time, they must keep their word, seek results in their work, promise others to fulfill their promises, and do not spare their own lives to save others from danger.

5. Ignorance of learning, no righteousness, delusion to richness is a layman.

From the Western Han Dynasty Han Ying's "Han Poetry Biography" volume 5: "If you don't hear and learn, you can't do justice." It means that the ears do not listen to righteousness, the actions are not in accordance with justice, and the deluded worship of wealth is a layman. It is a metaphor for people to reject unrighteous behavior.