Sentences: Famous sayings and famous sentences of Chinese foreign friends in ancient and modern time

I know that I have taken care of each other (Song Wen Tianxiang).

Those who are kind and virtuous are said to know; Those who are heart-to-heart are called confidants ---Ming Feng Menglong) who know that they have been enough for life (Qing Zhao Yi).

Strong heart cut out reward has been known.

It is not difficult to die for a friend, but it is difficult to find a friend who is worth dying for (UK) The so-called friendship is a heart in two bodies (Europe).

There is a gentleman inside the door, and a gentleman outside the door. —Feng Menglong.

People love each other and benefit each other, such as the fire is on the top and the water is down, and it cannot be prevented from the world. - Mo Zhai.

A friend in disguise is worse than a vicious enemy. — Pukalisir.

The older the friend, the better, and the older the wine, the more fragrant it is. —John Ray.

The gentleman chooses carefully, and Hugh is in the army with poisonous beasts. —Zhang Wangyu.

People help me, never forget; I help others, don't take it to heart. —Hua Luogeng.

Making friends with wine, like wine, is only one night. — Luo Gao.

I could not find a friend who was completely devoted to me, and I had to have friends who could overcome my inertia with their impulse. — Rousseau.

In times of joy, friends will know us; In times of trouble, we make friends. — Corinth.

It takes a long time for an upright person to be recognized, and a bad person can be recognized in just one day. —Sophocles.

Relatives are not an option, but friends can. — De Lille.

Words of kindness, promises of love, are easy to say, and only in times of trouble can we see the sincerity of our friends. — Krylov.

The cane flavor is old and sweet, and the friendship is more sincere for a long time. —Yuan Mu.

To learn from friends is to learn more and more; If you benefit from prudence and prudence, you will have a long way. —Gen Hongyi.

In misfortune, useful friends are more necessary; In luck, noble friends are more necessary. In misfortune, it is out of necessity to look for friends; In luck, the search for friends is noble. — Aristotle.

Live like this; that your friends may not be enemies, but your enemies may be friends. —Pythagoras.

The best way to deal with the fear of enemies outside is to make friends as much as possible; For those who can't be friends, at least avoid grudges with them; If you can't do that, you should avoid associating with them as much as possible and alienate them for your own benefit. —Epiquieu.

If you fail to figure out the details of the other party, you must not take out your heart. — Balzac.

A gentleman will meet friends with words, and he will help people with friends. —The Analects

Relatives are given to us by God, and friends are chosen by ourselves. — Mamfold.