2. A truly learned person is like your ear of wheat: as long as it is empty, stand up straight and look up; But when they are mature and full of swollen wheat grains, they bow their heads humbly and don't show their edge, so they abandon their pretentious psychology and admit their original position. -Montaigne
Sincere and rational friendship is priceless in life. Whether you can be faithful to your friend and always be a person worthy of him is the best test of your soul, personality, psychology and even morality. Marx
4, thinking too calm, lack of emotional impulse, will inevitably make people psychologically abnormal. -Vasiliev
A pure conscience is more valuable than anything. -Hawthorne
6. Simple and loyal gifts are always desirable. -Shakespeare
7. How happy simple people are, because they enjoy great peace. -Thomas of Campton
8. Nobleness and friendship, loyalty and courage-these are the four names of talents. -Gee Duffy