I cherish those who cherish me; People who don't like me, I abandon them. I am lucky to know me; People who love me, I love.

This passage is not from a specific ancient poem, but a sentence expressing feelings and attitudes. It expresses a person's reaction to others' attitude towards himself.

"I cherish those who cherish me; People who don't like me, I abandon them. I am lucky to know me; Do I love someone who loves me? "

The meaning of this passage is: if someone cherishes me, I will cherish the return; If someone dislikes me, I will give up getting along with it; If someone really understands me, I will feel lucky; If someone loves me, will I love them?

This passage expresses a person's attitude and choice towards others. It emphasizes the importance of cherishing and understanding and implies that love is reciprocal. It conveys a person's self-protection and self-values in interpersonal relationships, that is, he is only willing to establish intimate relationships with people who truly respect, understand and care about himself.