●A gentleman’s heart is more than small, but his temperament lasts a lifetime (Jin Ying, Qing Dynasty)
●A gentleman’s journey is to cultivate one’s character through tranquility and cultivate one’s virtue through frugality. It is not indifferent. To set one's ambitions clearly, one cannot reach far without tranquility (Three Kingdoms·Zhuge Liang)
●If what a gentleman takes is far away, he must be patient; if what he takes is big, he must be patient (Su Shi of the Song Dynasty)< /p>
●If a gentleman is not serious, he will not be powerful
●A gentleman will have a lifetime of worries, but there will be no troubles in one day
●A gentleman cannot be measured. At the extreme, his chest swallows hundreds of rivers (Meng Jiao, Tang Dynasty)
●A gentleman is not afraid of disasters, but does not rejoice in fortunes
●A gentleman must not care about his physical and mental worries, and also You must not indulge in the fun of love and romance (Ming Dynasty, Hong Zicheng)
●A gentleman may not be able to appreciate small things, but his talents are enough to carry out heavy tasks; although a villain may have a shallow and narrow mind, he may not have any merits (Zhu Xi, Song Dynasty)
●Gentlemen and gentlemen are friends who share the same ideals, and villains and villains share the same interests and are friends (Song Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu)
●The gentleman is the same as the mountain, and the villain is quarrelsome at all (Tang Dynasty, Mencius) Suburb)
●A gentleman's interests are to benefit others; a villain's interests are to benefit himself (Ming Fang Xiaoru)
●The friendship between gentlemen is as light as water, while the friendship between villains is as sweet as water. sweet wine.
A gentleman is indifferent to his relatives, while a villain is willing to show off - "Zhuangzi"
●A gentleman's travels in the world are based on virtue, so he does not have to worry about losing his position; a villain's travels in the world are also based on snobbery, so Worrying about gain and loss, do anything (Hu Hong, Song Dynasty)
●A gentleman values ??others based on morality, while a villain values ??others based on power (Qing Dynasty, Song Dynasty)
●A gentleman is happy with his way, and villains value others Be happy to get what you want
●A gentleman should know that the big is far away, and a small person should know that the small is close.
●A gentleman has the capacity to accommodate others. The villain is jealous
●The gentleman promotes the good in others, and the villain promotes the evil in others (Wu Jing, Tang Dynasty)
●The gentleman seeks others, while the villain seeks others
●A gentleman is arrogant but not arrogant; a villain is arrogant but not tame
●A gentleman takes advantage of his talent and thinks it is good, while a villain takes advantage of his talent and thinks it is evil (Tongjian)
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●Gentlemen are harmonious but different, villains are homogeneous but not harmonious
●Gentlemen and villains are like ice and coal, which are incompatible, and smoke and clouds, which are incompatible (Song Dynasty) ·Zhu Xi)
●Gentlemen and villains have different interests, just between public and private affairs (Song Dynasty Zhu Xi)
●The noble spirit of a gentleman is not as great as that of a great one, and the complacency of a villain is not as great as that of a small one. (Ming Xue Xuan)