Who has a famous aphorism about self discipline with virtue?

Light wealth is enough to gather people, self-discipline is enough to convince others, generosity is enough to win people, and being the first is enough to lead people. --Bright. Chen Jiru.

1. The gentleman is frank and, and the villain is often related. (Spring and Autumn) Confucius, "On the Narrative of Words".

2. One forbearance can support a hundred bravery, and one static can control a hundred movements. (Song) Su Xun "Heart Art".

3. If you are generously compatible, you will be able to help all things. (Song) Jiang Shaoyu "Song Dynasty Facts Class Yuan Ancestor Hadith".

4. Those who are discouraged paint themselves, and those who are narrow are easy to profit. (Ming) Zhu Zhiyu "Zhu Shun Water Collection Gongmin".

5. Only width can accommodate people, but thickness can carry things. (Ming) Xue Xuan.

6. Able to descend people, so their hearts are weak; His heart is weak, so he is blind; The more widely it takes, the higher its people are. (Ming) Li Zhen, "Book Burning and High Words".

7. If you don't think twice, you will regret it, and people can endure and worry about themselves. (Ming) Feng Menglong, "Awakening Hengyan".

8. When it is convenient, it is convenient to be forgiving, and it is forgiving and forgiving. (Ming) Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West".

9. Be open and sincere, and be generous. (Qing) Kang Youwei "The First Book of the Emperor of the Qing Dynasty".

10. The mountain is not high, and the water mill or narrow is not deep. Disturbance (Han) Liu Xiang's "New Prologue".

Famous sayings and sentences of strict self-discipline:

1. People who can restrain themselves are the most prestigious. —Seneca.

2. Restraining ourselves more effectively than any other means enables us to avoid external constraints. —Schopenhauer, The Wisdom of Life

3. If you can't restrain yourself in small things, you are likely not to restrain yourself in big things. – Warren Buffett.

4. Those who can't restrain themselves don't hesitate to dismantle and become free people - Pythagoras.

5. The noblest way of revenge is tolerance. - Hugo.

6. Magnanimity is the greatest of all things. - Owen.

7. Only the brave know how to be tolerant; Cowards will never be tolerant, it is not in his nature. - Mestern.

8. The violet left its aroma on its ankles. This is forgiveness. —Mark Twain.

9. Tolerance means respecting any beliefs of others. - Albert Einstein.

10. People should tolerate each other: everyone has weaknesses, and in his weakest area, everyone can be cut and mashed. - Keats.

11. The human heart is not conquered by force, but by love and tolerance. - Russia) Spinoza.

12. Patience is painful, but its results are sweet. - Law. Rousseau.

13. A great man has two hearts: one that bleeds; The other heart is forgiving. - Gibran.

14. Treating others with gentleness and generosity, so that each other can live happily and cheerfully, may be the most important thing. - Konosuke Matsushita.

15. The will is as strong as iron, and the measurement is as big as the sea. ——***。

1. Laws and institutions must keep pace with the progress of human thought. —Jefferson.

2. Do a good deed and be calm in your heart; Doing a bad thing, the shadow is ashamed.

3. What is the highest moral standard of human beings? That is patriotism.

4. Politeness can often replace the noblest feelings.

5. Those who do not know that they lack free will are the real poor.

6. In the hustle and bustle of **, the voice of the law seems too weak.

7. Be mindful and don't speak ill of you, even when you're alone.

Or do bad things, but learn to be more ashamed in front of yourself than in front of others.

8. Once the law becomes a necessity for people, they no longer deserve to enjoy freedom.

10. Noble moral sentiments and moral behaviors are often unified and inseparable from the pursuit of the ideal of beauty.

11. Short-lived feelings, which cannot sincerely and reliably love each other for a long time, are serious moral defects in a considerable number of young people.

12. Law is order, and only with good law can there be good order.

13. If you really want to relieve a country's internal worries, you should rely on good legislation, not by chance.

14. The focus of the development of law is not in legislation, jurisprudence, or judicial decisions, but in society itself.

15. Good habits are the best clothes a person can wear in social interactions.

16. The weak are better protected by the law than the strong.

17. What people should decorate is the soul, not **.

18. The most virtuous people are those who are moral but do not need to be shown by appearances and are still satisfied.

19. Human beings have been given a kind of work, that is, the growth of the spirit of hail.

20. Today's law may not be tomorrow's law.

21. The force of the law should follow the citizen, just as the shadow follows the body. - Beccaria.

22. Do not suffer from the disrespect of position, but suffer from the disrespect of virtue; There is no shame in the gang, and there is no shame in wisdom.

23. In all human states that can accept the domination of law, there is no freedom there is no law.

24. Freedom is not unrestricted freedom, freedom is the right to do anything permitted by law.

3 All 1, the husband and gentleman's trip, quiet to self-cultivation, thrifty to cultivate virtue. There is no ambition without indifference, and there is no far-reaching ambition without tranquility.

From Zhuge Liang: "Book of Commandments".

Translation: A person with moral cultivation relies on inner tranquility to cultivate his body and mind, and cultivates his noble character by frugality and financial savings. If you are not quiet and have few desires, you will not be able to clarify your aspirations, and you will not be able to achieve lofty goals without excluding external interference.

2. After a tour of the former virtuous country and home, it became from diligence and thrift to luxury.

From Li Shangyin: "Song of History II: Part II".

Translation: Throughout history, the success of a virtuous country stems from thrift, and its decline begins with luxury.

3. Don't be related to the poor, don't learn from the rich.

From Tao Yuanming: "The Biography of Mr. Wuliu".

Translation: Do not worry and grieve for poverty, do not rush to pursue wealth and wealth.

4. Be prepared for danger in times of peace, abstain from luxury and frugality.

From Wei Zheng: "Ten Thoughts of Emperor Taizong".

Translation: In a comfortable environment, think of possible dangers. Advocate frugality and oppose extravagance and waste.

5, Si is a burrow, but I am Dexin. The moss marks are green, and the grass is green. There is a lot of talk and laughter, and there is no white ding.

From Liu Yuxi: "The Burrow".

Translation: It's a humble room, and it's famous because of my virtues. The moss climbed up the steps and dyed a patch of green, and the grass reflected in the bamboo curtains, reflecting the blue of the house. The people who talk and laugh here are all knowledgeable people, and there are no unlearned people who come and go.