1. Verses describing humility
Proudness should be tempered with humility, and arrogance should be tempered with caution.
Do not deprive yourself of your merits, and do not seek your own benefits. If you can't, learn, if you don't know, ask. Even if you know, you must give in, and then you will know.
How can you be virtuous without being modest? Not knowing but thinking you know is the root of all disasters.
Those who are not complacent will benefit, and those who are not self-righteous will be knowledgeable. Don't show off the length or the short, just burn yourself out with love.
No matter how hard you work, you can’t count the merits. Chewing too much will cause you to choke, and walking too much will cause you to stumble.
Striving for profit and fame, willing to stay behind others and being jealous and exclusive, this will cause disaster.
To be rich all over the world, keep it with humility. High achievements lead to resentment, and high power is a crisis.
Noble others but despise yourself, put others before yourself. A wise person discerns in his heart and does not make too many explanations; he exerts more force but does not reduce his merit.
This will make your reputation famous all over the world. He who fails to catch himself and becomes arrogant to others is also the one who abandons himself.
Gold is broken by hardness, and water is made whole by softness; mountains are moved high, and valleys are moved lowly, and they live in peace and look down from high. A true gentleman will look down upon others, but he will not be a true man. A gentleman is not concerned about his own good, but is happy to promote the good of others.
A gentleman does not treat patients by what he can do, and does not shame others by what others cannot do. A gentleman is neither arrogant nor proud of his achievements.
If you work modestly, many people will follow you; if you are arrogant and arrogant, many people will leave you. Full but not overflowing, peaceful but not arrogant.
If it is full, it will be a loss, and if it is a loss, it will be a gain. If the vessel is full, it will overflow; if the person is full, it will be mournful.
Retreating modestly is the first way to protect yourself, and being peaceful is the first way to deal with things. If it is crooked, it will be complete; if it is wrong, it will be straight.
Get rid of hostility and jealousy, and be sincere by keeping silent. Human nature is full of evil but loves modesty.
If a person can deprive himself of himself and wander around the world, who can harm him? Don't judge people's strengths and weaknesses in front of others, only believe that there are more people among them.
A serious illness in life is just a word of pride. The disease of man is that he can talk about his strengths.
If you allow yourself to be arrogant and extravagant, you will surely be destroyed. If you are not cautious, no one in the world will compete with you for your ability; if you do not attack, no one in the world will compete with you for merit.
The mountains and forests do not allow pepper and cinnamon to grow in order to achieve their esteem; a gentleman does not hesitate to pay his dues in order to widen his reputation. The water that is filled with water can easily lead to disaster, the water that is modest and full can bring blessings forever, and the water that has a clear nature is my friend, and the bamboo that relieves a guilty conscience is my teacher.
The way of heaven is prosperous and modest. Don't talk about each other's shortcomings, but rely on your own strengths.
Do it without being proud, do it without relying on it. It is good to be humble first, and knowledge is endless.
If you are afraid of excess and keep modesty, you will eventually be happy. 2. Verses describing humility
Proudness should be tempered with humility, and arrogance should be tempered with caution. Don't cut back on your merits, don't do anything for your own benefit.
If you can’t do it, learn it. If you don’t know it, ask it. Even if you know it, you must let it go, and then you will know it. How can one be virtuous without being modest in spirit?
Thinking you know something while you don’t know is the root of all disasters. Those who are not complacent will benefit, and those who are not self-righteous will be knowledgeable.
Don’t show off your shortcomings and lengths, just burn yourself out with love. No matter how hard you work, you can't count the merits. Chewing too much will cause you to choke, and walking too much will cause you to stumble.
Striving for profit and fame, willing to stay behind others and being jealous and exclusive, this will cause disaster. . If you are rich all over the world, keep it with humility.
High achievements lead to resentment, and power is a crisis. Noble others but despise yourself, put others before yourself.
A wise person discerns in his mind without making too many explanations, and exerts more force without losing merit. This will spread your reputation all over the world.
Those who do not catch themselves and are arrogant to others are those who give up on themselves.
Gold is broken by hardness, water is made whole by softness; mountains are moved high, and valleys are humble.
A true gentleman who looks down from a high place will be unworthy of being a man. A gentleman is not concerned about his own good, but is happy to promote the good of others.
A gentleman does not treat patients by what he can do, and does not shame others by what others cannot do. A gentleman is neither arrogant nor proud of his achievements.
If you work modestly, many people will follow you; if you are arrogant and arrogant, many people will leave you. Full but not overflowing, peaceful but not arrogant.
If it is full, it will be a loss, and if it is a loss, it will be a gain. If the vessel is full, it will overflow; if the person is full, it will be mournful.
Retreating modestly is the first way to protect yourself, and being peaceful is the first way to deal with things. If it is crooked, it will be complete; if it is wrong, it will be straight.
Get rid of hostility and jealousy, and be sincere by keeping silent. Human nature is full of evil but loves modesty. If a person can deprive himself of himself and travel in the world, who can harm him?
Don’t judge people’s strengths and weaknesses in front of others, only believe that there are more people among them. A serious illness in life is just a word of pride.
The disease of people is that they can talk about their strengths. If you allow yourself to be arrogant and extravagant, you will surely be destroyed.
As long as you are not cautious, no one in the world will compete with you for merit; as long as you do not attack, no one in the world will compete with you for merit.
The mountains and forests do not allow pepper and cinnamon to grow in order to achieve their esteem; a gentleman does not hesitate to pay his dues in order to widen his reputation. Being full can easily lead to disaster, but being humble can always lead to blessings.
Water with its watery nature is my friend, and bamboo that relieves a guilty conscience is my teacher. The way of heaven is prosperous and modest. Don't talk about each other's shortcomings, but rely on your own strengths.
Do it without being proud, do it without relying on it. It is good to be humble first, and knowledge is endless. Be fearful and humble, and you will eventually be happy.
3. Accumulate poems about friendliness, magnanimity, and humility
The sea is open to all rivers, and it is a big wall to stand thousands of feet without desire, so the will is as strong as iron, and the capacity is as big as the sea. - Mao Zedong complained too much to prevent heartbreak, and the scenery is long and we should take a broad view. Quantity. - Mao Zedong If two people quarrel, the fault lies with the smarter person. - (Germany) Goethe respects others in order to be respected. - (France) Descartes Only tolerance can tolerate others, only kindness can tolerate others. Objects.——Xue Rixuan Human hearts are conquered not by force, but by love and tolerance.——(Russia) Spinoza Those who do not tolerate others are not worthy of being tolerated by others.——(Russia) Turgeny A great man has two hearts: one heart bleeds, and the other heart is tolerant. - (Lebanon) Kahlil Gibran Tolerance is an extraordinary tolerance and broad mind, and it is tolerance and acceptance of people and things. Tolerance It is a noble quality, a lofty realm, spiritual maturity, and spiritual enrichment. Tolerance is a kind of light of kindness, a supreme blessing, and a relief for others, that is, being kind to oneself. Tolerance is a The wisdom of survival and the art of life are the calmness, self-confidence and detachment of a gentleman acquired after seeing through social life. It is just loyalty and forgiveness. Do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you. I do not want others to do it to you. I also want to do nothing to others. (The Analects of Confucius) Mount Tai does not let the soil, so it can become big; rivers and seas do not choose small streams, so they can become deep. (Li Si) Harm other people's teeth and eyes, but oppose revenge, Those who advocate tolerance should never get close to him----(Lu Xun) Try to forgive others, but never forgive yourself. When you have to let go, you must let go, and be merciful when you have to. If you are less than others, you can't do it. It is a disease. People should tolerate each other: everyone has weaknesses, and in his weakest aspects, everyone can be cut and smashed. In order to live in harmony with all men and women, we must allow everyone to maintain his individuality. .To be broad-minded is to help the strong, and to be strong is to be broad-minded, to be generous and fierce. To be generous and fierce is to balance kindness and power. To be generous and strong together can accomplish things. To be broad-minded and cautious, to be strict and gentle. To be sincere and generous. To be a good person. The mind will be narrow if you have many desires, and it will be broad if you have few desires. Jin Ying of the Qing Dynasty's "Proverbs Lianbi" A large amount is good for doing things, a big tree is good for providing shade. Chinese proverb: When people slander me, it is better to be able to tolerate others' insults than to be able to argue. Also, it is better to be able to transform than to be able to prevent. Master Hongyi's "Farewell to Proverbs" No one can be perfect except Yao and Shun. Tang Dynasty. Li Bai's "Book of Han Jingzhou" Guan Gong released Prime Minister Cao, and the husband must be tolerant. Chinese proverb Don't let petty grudges lead to relatives, don't forget old kindness with new grudges. Qing Dynasty Jin Ying's "Motto Lianbi" The saint is noble and generous, but the world despises the common people. Han Lu Jia's "Xin Yu. Shu Shi" The East China Sea is wide and deep. From humble beginnings to hundreds of rivers; although the five mountains are tall, they will not resist dirt and dust. Three Kingdoms. Cao Zhi will regret everything without thinking twice. People can be patient and worry-free. Ming Dynasty. Feng Menglong is tolerant (a poem) Only when the sky is tolerant can birds fly; Only when the land is tolerant can all things grow; only when the mountains are tolerant can treasures be stored; only when the sea is tolerant can there be vast mist; Tolerance is a kind of mind, tolerance is a kind of cultivation, tolerance is a beautiful flower, blooming in all seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter! Only when colleagues are tolerant can there be a mighty spring breeze; only when friends are tolerant can there be bright sunshine; only when couples are tolerant can there be love collisions; only when society is tolerant can true feelings flow. Tolerance is a kind of wisdom, tolerance is a kind of strength, and tolerance is a harmonious song. Songs are flying everywhere in the east, west, north and south. 4. Verses about humility and humility
Achievements are the ladder for the humble to advance, and the slide for the proud to retreat.
Jefferson: Don’t be humble toward the proud, and don’t be proud toward the humble.
Mongolia: Pride falls at the threshold, humility travels around the world.
Spencer: The conceit of science is only modest compared with the conceit of ignorance.
Jules Renard: There may be false humility, but there is no false pride.
Horace: Modesty is often mistaken for reticence, silence for eccentricity.
A humble person always thinks about his own faults, while a proud person only thinks about the faults of others.
A humble person is as good as ten, and a proud person is as good as ten.
Soviet Union: Humility is almost always proportional to talent.
Chesterfield: Humility is the bait for fame.
Zemandes: Humility is the bastion of beauty and virtue.
Henry Fielding: Humility is the candlelight of merit.
Xurus: Humility cannot be taught, but is innate.
La Bruyère: Humility is to merit what shadow is to painting, the former makes the latter stand out.
Lei Feng: Youth is always beautiful, but true youth only belongs to those who always strive for the top, those who always work selflessly, and those who are always humble!
Those who bend themselves can get along with others, and those who are humble can get along with others.
United States: A lack of humility is a lack of insight.
Easy-going may be accompanied by inferiority, competitiveness may be accompanied by pride, humility may be accompanied by mediocrity, and determination may be accompanied by arbitrariness.
Those who are petty-minded often feel sad, and those who are polite and polite are often humble.
Hua Luogeng: False modesty can only win mediocre applause, but cannot achieve real progress.
Jean-Paul Richter: A person who remains humble after being blamed rather than praised is true humility.
UK: Impassioned attacks on arrogance are not a sign of humility.
UK: True humility is the mother of all virtues.
Bergson: True humility can only be the product of thoughtful consideration of vanity.
North Korea: Those with little knowledge are proud, while those with profound knowledge are humble. Knowledge is hidden deep in the sea of ??humility.
North Korea: Knowledge is hidden deep in the sea of ??humility.
Herzen: Only strong people are humble.
Gorky: Wisdom is a gem. If it is edged with humility, it will be more dazzling.
The most humble person is the most promising person.
over 5. Poetry of courtesy and courtesy
Poetry recitation "Ode to Civilization" It is difficult for a person who does not understand civilization to make progress, and it is difficult for a nation that does not understand civilization to truly Liberated.
Therefore, we should start from ourselves and take on the responsibility of self-improvement, so that civilization will always exist in our words and deeds. Because you have civilization, you also have everything wonderful! Being a civilized person is a choice with nothing to lose and a profound understanding of the order of the universe and human beings.
Because civilization itself is relaxed, free and practical, "Give me a fulcrum and I can hold up the earth!" Civilization is sometimes as incredible as this great scientist said. China is an ancient civilization with a history of five thousand years. The Chinese nation has always been a country of civilization and etiquette that is gentle, generous, courageous, humble and courteous.
A person's gestures, voice, smile, and appearance all reflect a person's temperament and quality. Xunzi said: "If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand up. If people are rude, there will be no life. If you are rude, you won't succeed. If you are rude, the country will not be peaceful."
Civilized etiquette is the foundation of our study and life. Our healthy growing arms. Mr. Tao Xingzhi, a Chinese educator, has a famous saying: "Thousands of teachings teach people to seek truth; thousands of studies teach them to be real people."
What he means is that teachers must first educate students to be sincere. People, and students should first learn to be human beings, learn to be civilized people, and learn to be members of society. Only in this way can we truly achieve "patriotism and law-abiding, courtesy and integrity, unity and friendliness, diligence, thrift, self-reliance, and dedication." These small details come from daily life. They may not be eye-catching and easy to overlook, but their thoughtfulness, comfort and warmth can make those who feel it feel like a spring breeze and nourish their souls.
Perhaps it is very easy to discover the uncivilized aspects in life, but if you discover more civilized etiquette out of respect for others, it can purify the soul more than blindly condemning bad habits. What it evokes is a feeling of benevolence that favors oneself and others, and does not do to others what one does not want others to do to oneself. Cherishing, respecting and loving each other among people is the basis of social harmony. In this age that pays attention to details, a title, a greeting, or an action may leave a deep impression on others. The quality of the impression depends on whether your words and deeds come from respect for others. Those who respect others will always respect them.
Let us start from now on cultivating etiquette and practicing etiquette. Let us, the whole school, join hands and let the flowers of civility and etiquette bloom in every corner of the campus. If you lose today, you are not considered a failure, because you will come again tomorrow.
If you lose money, you are not a failure, because the value of life is not in the wallet. If you lose civilization, you will be recited by Che Poetry "Ode to Civilization" It is difficult for a person who does not understand civilization to make progress, and it is difficult for a nation that does not understand civilization to truly be liberated.
Therefore, we should start from ourselves and take on the responsibility of self-improvement, so that civilization will always exist in our words and deeds. Because you have civilization, you also have everything wonderful! Being a civilized person is a choice with nothing to lose and a profound understanding of the order of the universe and human beings.
Because civilization itself is relaxed, free and practical, "Give me a fulcrum and I can hold up the earth!" Civilization is sometimes as incredible as this great scientist said. China is an ancient civilization with a history of five thousand years. The Chinese nation has always been a country of civilization and etiquette that is gentle, generous, courageous, humble and courteous.
A person's gestures, voice, smile, and appearance all reflect a person's temperament and quality. Xunzi said: "If you don't learn etiquette, you can't stand up. If people are rude, there will be no life. If you are rude, you won't succeed. If you are rude, the country will not be peaceful."
Civilized etiquette is the foundation of our study and life. Our healthy growing arms. Mr. Tao Xingzhi, a Chinese educator, has a famous saying: “Thousands of teachings teach people to seek truth, and thousands of studies teach them to be true people.
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What it means is that teachers should first educate students to be sincere people, and students should first learn to be human beings, learn to be civilized people, and learn to be members of society. Only in this way can we To truly be "patriotic and law-abiding, courteous and honest, united and friendly, diligent, thrifty and self-reliant, dedicated and dedicated", these small details come from daily life. They may not be eye-catching and easy to overlook, but their thoughtfulness, comfort and warmth can make people happy. It feels like a spring breeze, and the soul is nourished.
Perhaps it is very easy to discover the uncivilized aspects in life, but if you discover more civilized etiquette out of respect for others, it will be better than just blindly. Condemnation of bad habits can purify the soul. It evokes a kind of benevolence that treats others the same as others, and does not do to others what others do not want to do to others. Cherishing each other, respecting and loving each other is the basis of social harmony. In an age where attention is paid to details, a title, a greeting, or an action may leave a deep impression on others. The quality of the impression depends on whether your words and deeds come from respect for others. Those who respect others will always respect them.
To cultivate etiquette and practice etiquette, let us start from now on. Let us join hands with the whole school to let the flowers of civilized etiquette bloom in every corner of the campus. Complete failure, because you have lost it. The true meaning of being a human being.