What are the famous sayings of sharing weal and woe?

Without it, honor will not come; Do your duty: that's all the glory. Pope: On Man

A full and glorious hour is worth a hundred years of mediocre life. Scott: Die of old age.

If you don't come back with a shield, you should come back lying on the shield. Plutarch: The Book of Proverbs

If a person does something, and it is done, his reputation is far less than the shame he suffered when he lost it, then this person is not good at cherishing his own honor. Bacon: On Glory and Fame

The splendor of life is just a crazy nonsense. Shakespeare: Timon in Athens

For those who regard honor as God, humiliation is a sin. Brothers Hale: A guess at the truth.

Glory is generally a dramatic concept. Anyone who strives for glory is clearly aware of the existence of the audience. Hoff: A true believer.

There are heroes who do good deeds and heroes who do bad deeds. Laroche & #183; Foucault: The Book of Proverbs.

If a person can be filled with love for human beings, follow lofty moral laws and always revolve around the fulcrum of truth, then even if he is on earth, he is still living in heaven. Bacon: On Truth

People who cherish their reputation are in no hurry to succeed. Nietzsche: "Discourse? Metaphor and image

A person with a good reputation is equivalent to having a lot of property. Trust? Fuller: Proverbs

A scholar's reputation is his life. He might as well be poor in money, but not in morality. Mark? Twain: autobiography

Sentiment should be noble! It is our own heart that becomes our real honor, not others' comments. Schiller: The Death of Wallenstein

The biggest difficulties are: first, gaining fame; Second, maintain it while alive; Third, it should be maintained after death. [Austria] Haydn: Miscellaneous Notes

The achievement of honor lies in revealing all one's talents, virtues and true values without harm. Bacon: On Glory and Fame

What is really remarkable about a real scholar is that he did a lot of great work in secret before his death and was not famous for it. Balzac: Secha? The Rise and Fall of Pirodeau

Whether you can get praise or how much praise you get is often regarded as a yardstick to measure a person's talent and morality. Bacon: On Praise

It is easy for a person to have a clear conscience, but a bad reputation is hard to change. Nietzsche: The Science of Happiness

Only those who pursue vanity will feel that everything is empty; Only those who have been deceiving themselves will think that everything is a scam. Conrad: Prince Roman

It is the nature of "intelligent creatures" to realize their shortcomings. So, naturally, we are ashamed of our shortcomings. Montesquieu: On the Spirit of Law

Only those who are ashamed and afraid from the heart and do not want to see evil are the real constraints. John? Locke: Random Talk on Education

Another disadvantage of honor is that it can drive many people to do things completely according to secular opinions, pursue what the secular pursues and avoid what the secular avoids. Spinoza: On the progress of reason.

Don't be proud of the nobility of others. Aesop: [Ancient Greece] Aesop's fable

As far as human nature is concerned, the only guide is human conscience. As far as fame after death is concerned, the only shield is honest behavior and sincere feelings. Churchill: Memoirs.

Confidence and reputation, the former comes from one's own heart, and the latter comes from the hearts of others. Bacon: On Life

Fame is a reflection of talent and virtue. But like a mirror or something, it can reflect shadows. Bacon: On Life

Character is a person's inner essence, and reputation is a person's appearance. Shakespeare: Selected Works of Shakespeare

Without the rich information collected by a large number of respectable observers, my work would be impossible to write, and even if it were written, it would not leave any impression on people's hearts. So I think the honor mainly belongs to them. Darwin: The Collected Works of Darwin

You should regard reputation as a symbol of your highest personality. newton

A person's reputation is like his shadow, sometimes it is longer than him, sometimes it follows and sometimes it moves forward. Montesquieu: The Complete Works of Montesquieu

A scientist should consider the comments of later generations, not the insults or praises at that time. Pasteur

A sign of unusual achievement is that those who are most jealous must express their approval. Laroche Foucault: A Collection of Proverbs of laroche Foucault.

Vanity is hardly an evil deed, but all evil deeds are born around vanity, just a means to satisfy vanity. Pagson (France)

Fame is to hooligans what bells are to donkeys. The more famous, the uglier. Krylov (Russian Federation)

Let's take shame as the heaviest part of punishment! Montesquieu: On the Spirit of Law

If you lose property-you only lose a little, if you lose honor-you lose a lot, if you lose courage-you lose everything! Goethe: Goethe's Collected Works

A person's dignity lies not in the time when he gets honor, but in the time when he really deserves honor. Aristotle (ancient Greece)

It is your shame to reward yourself too much and compliment yourself inappropriately. roentgen

The road to glory is not paved with flowers. [Italy] Dante: Divine Comedy

Rank is only a symbol of money, and people are gold. Burns [Scotland]: The Anthology of Burns

The highest honor lies not in never falling, but in standing up every time you fall. goldsmith

It is precious to get the honor you deserve. Just be careful not to use honor to exercise power and be arrogant. Daisaku Ikeda: Collected Works of Daisaku Ikeda

Honor and wealth without wisdom are very unreliable assets. Democritus (ancient Greece)

Honor is like a toy, you can only play with it, you can never have it forever, otherwise you will accomplish nothing. Madame Curie

Honor makes me more and more stupid. Of course, this phenomenon is very common, that is, a person's actual situation is often out of proportion to what others think of him. For example, every time I purr, I become a solo of the horn. Einstein: The Collected Works of Einstein

People who are keen on fame and fortune, like dogs on spinning wheels or squirrels in cages, will never reach the top, although they keep trying to climb in anxiety. Burton (UK)

Great honor is a great burden. If the person who enjoys honor is jealous at the same time, then he is under double pressure. Jonson: Katrina's plot

The pursuit of human honor has no result except reaching the cemetery too early. Carew: About the Duke of Buckingham.

Honor is courage for men and chastity for women. Addison: The Observer

Being commemorated after death is not enough to make up for the humiliation suffered before death. Harz Park Jung Su: "Characteristics"

Honor will not bring happiness to a person who steals honor but doesn't deserve it; It will only cause a constant tremor in the heart of a person who deserves him. Nikolai Gogol: Portrait.

Those who put morality first, whether public or private, are the most respectable people who are bent on doing noble things. Chaucer: Canterbury Tales

I would rather die a thousand times than damage my honor. Edison: Cato

Great men neither pursue greatness nor avoid greatness. He found honor because it exists in ordinary work. Macaulay: Essay? Hampden "

People who don't reach out for personal interests must be heroes when defending an idea. Bernard Shaw: Man and Superman

If a person truly believes in the power of truth, he will certainly regard the social denigration of his character as a slight misfortune. Godwin: On Political Justice

The pursuit of fame is undoubtedly self-deception This delusion, like all other delusions, will eventually be recognized and abandoned. Godwin: On Political Justice

The object of shame is formed by history and education, and shame itself is endowed by nature. Ushinski: People are the object of education.

The biggest shame and distress is that you cannot defend what you love and live for. [Su] Gorky: "Boss"

If a person is open-minded, he is not afraid of gossip, and he will despise all slander that attacks his honor and innocence. Washington: A friendly letter of criticism.

The word honor means obligation. [Russia] Dostoevsky: Youth

The noble behavior of obscurity is the most respectable. Pascal: Meditation.