What are the basic standards for a person’s life? Why is society full of ups and downs, deceitful hypocrisy? …

“Respect others, respect yourself, and live happily” are the three basic principles of being a human being. You should respect others at all times, regardless of whether the other person's status is high or low. Remember: Don’t be impolite. Respecting others is equal to respecting yourself. You should respect yourself at all times, listen quietly to your inner voice every day, and don't let the rolling world swallow you up, and don't let vain fame and fortune blind your eyes. You should live happily at all times. Life is about living one day at a time, so there is no extra time to worry.

Ten basic principles of life

1. When you meet a beggar: give him (her) some food when you meet him (her) asking for money; money.

2. If you encounter the elderly, the weak, the sick, the disabled, or pregnant women on the bus: do not make a fuss or make a big show of giving up your seat. Stand up and block other people with your body to leave an empty seat for those who need it, then pretend to get out of the car and walk away. There are too many people and you can't walk far. Smile when people express their gratitude to you.

3. During rainy and snowy days, cold evenings or snowy evenings, when you encounter vegetable, fruit, or newspaper sellers who have very little left and cannot go home, how can you help them all? If you buy it, buy it all. If you can't buy it all, just buy one portion. Anyway, whatever you eat is eating, whatever you watch is watching. Buying it will make people go home early.

4. If you encounter lost children or old men and women, you can take them home if you can. If you cannot take them home, you can also take them to the car or the police station. If you have a phone, you can help them. Just make a call and leave. You won’t be short of the two phone bills anyway.

5. If you meet a lost person asking for a certain address, and you happen to know it, take the initiative to tell him. Don't be embarrassed, no one will laugh at you.

6. If you find a wallet, look for the owner. If you are really short of money, keep the cash. Call the owner and tell him you found it in the toilet. Return credit cards, ID cards, and driving licenses to people, and most people won't care about money anymore. Write down the person's address in your notebook. When you get rich, you can go to the person to express your humility and return the money to the person.

7. Meet students who come out to work and study part-time, especially middle school students and young girls. Buy whatever she sells. If she doesn't have family difficulties and it takes courage to work, encourage her.

8. When you meet someone setting up a street stall at night, buy as much as you can and don’t bargain, as everything is not expensive. Even if the family is better off, who would set up a street stall at night in the cold weather?

9. If you still have plenty of money, secretly support a few students from poor mountainous areas. Don't let people know who you are, otherwise it will be awkward and embarrassing when you meet. But you will definitely feel comfortable in your heart.

10. If you have plenty of time, and you happen to like me as a person, then like my posts, it is better than upvoting posts that you think you are deceived. Comfortable. If you have a lot of time, please translate these sentences to a few more places. After all, we feel comfortable when there are so many good people.

1. A person must have personality. As Mencius said: A true man "cannot be promiscuous when rich and noble, cannot be moved by poverty and lowly, and cannot be subdued by force."

2. Do not do evil because it is small, do not do good because it is small, and only be virtuous and virtuous to serve others.

3. Don’t eat anything that is poisonous and don’t do anything that is illegal.

4. Don’t get carried away when you are proud, don’t lose your shape when you are frustrated, and keep your original shape as a person. You should have a positive attitude as a person, be positive when you succeed, be positive when you fail, be positive when you advance, be positive when you retreat, and always be positive.

5. Oneself is to establish others, oneself wants to reach others. Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you.

6. A gentleman never forgets his roots. Don't forget your acquaintances of poverty and lowliness, and don't let your wife of chaff go to court.

7. Self-cultivation, family management, country governance, and world peace should come first. If you are poor, you can benefit yourself; if you are rich, you can help the world.

8. As a person, you must be studious and progressive, honest and trustworthy, modest and prudent, guard against arrogance and impetuosity, strive for self-improvement, and neither be humble nor arrogant.

9. You must not have the intention of harming others, and you must have the intention of guarding against others.

10. The beauty of a gentleman is to be kind to others and promote good deeds for others.