Poetry in debt

1. Love debt is hard to repay, and it is even harder to repay. -Su Qin

If you think negatively about people, your enthusiasm will cool down. If you consider people positively, your cold heart will warm up. -Su Qin

3. Human feelings are like waves. -"Drinking and Pei Di" by Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei

4. Human debt, meat to return. -Formerly known as Zhang Xin, Dwelling House by China woman writer Liu Liu.

Since resigning, human feelings have stood the test. -Yuan Mei, a poet in the Qing Dynasty

6. Human feelings are warm and cold. -Southern Song Dynasty poets are thorough.

7. All the rules in the world must be based on human feelings. -Han Fei, philosopher at the end of the Warring States Period, Han Feizi

8. The world is full of illusions, and human feelings can easily disappear. -Tang Dynasty scholar Lu Yiqing's "I Xing"

9. Ou Xing by Tang Yiqing is like a fickle cloud and a soluble remnant of snow.

10. Different human feelings make the world full of blackmail. -Han Yu, a writer in the Tang Dynasty, "County Zhai You Huai"