Complete works of ancient poems about tolerance

1, people are not Yao and Shun, who can do the best. -Tang Li Bai's Jingzhou and the Book of the Han Dynasty

Explanation: Ordinary people are not sages like Yao Shun, who can be perfect? Metaphor can't be without faults.

2, don't be too embarrassed, don't hate new enemies. -Qing Jin Ying's "Motto Hanging on the Wall"

Explanation: Don't alienate friends and relatives because of minor holidays, and don't complain about old favors because of recent resentment.

3, the sage is expensive, but the world is not as good as it is. -Lu Hanjia's "New Words and New Words"

Explanation: Noble people pay attention to tolerance, but many humble people are very humble.

4. The East China Sea is vast and deep, from humble to hundred rivers; Although the five mountains are high, they are not as good as dirt. -Three Kingdoms. Cao zhi

Explanation: The water in the East China Sea is broad and deep because it humbly accepts every river. The five mountains are high because they don't give up every bit of dust.

If you don't think twice, you will regret it. People can be patient and carefree. -Feng Ming magnum

Explanation: If you act in a hurry without thinking it over, it is easy for you to make mistakes and regret your actions.