1. Anyone who chooses a miser as a friend or trusts the false friendship of a selfish and cowardly person may be misunderstood. ——Tor Brown

2. Choose your friends carefully! The pure selfishness will put on the mask of friendship, but also set up traps to trap you. ——Krylov

3. A noble and beautiful friendship based on mutual respect, deep sympathy, never malicious envy of others' achievements, and cultivating a sense of collective interests above all else for oneself consciousness. ——Ostrovsky

4. Friendship can not only help people move out of the stormy emotions into the sunny sky, but also help people get rid of the dark and chaotic thoughts and move into the light and rational world. think. ——Bacon

5. The most beautiful thing in the world is to have a few serious friends with upright minds and hearts. ——Einstein

6. Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity. ——Kahlil Gibran

7. True friendship is a plant that grows slowly. ——Washington

8. If a scholar has jealous friends, then virtuous ministers will not be close to him; if the ruler hinders ministers, then virtuous ministers will not come. ——Xun Kuang

9. If the feelings between friends are sincere, enemies will have no opportunity to take advantage of them. ——Sadie

10. Friendship is a free and happy wish for oneself, and the natural sympathy behavior will always be reconciled, beyond passion, interest, competition and chance. ——Alan

11. Help friends to maintain friendship; forgive enemies to gain influence. ——Franklin

12. A true and very sensible friendship is the most beautiful and priceless treasure in life. ——Gorky

13. Mountains and rivers are not important, but meeting a close friend is important. ——Bao Rong

14. Those who praise us behind our back are our good friends. ──Cervantes

15. Discord between friends is an opportunity for the enemy to attack. ——Aesop

16. The lack of true friends is the purest and most pitiful loneliness; without friendship, the world is just a wilderness. ——Francis Bacon

17. I need three things: love, friendship and books. However, there is so much connection between these three! Fierce love can enrich the content of books, and books are people's most loyal friends. ——Montaigne

18. True friends do not pay lip service to friendship. They do not ask each other for anything for the sake of friendship, but do everything they can for each other. ——Belinsky

19. The family habit of giving gifts to each other helps to enhance the sincere friendship between parents and children. Its main significance does not lie in the gift itself, but in the concern for relatives and the hope of thanking relatives for their concern. ——Irina

20. Three friends and four friends, eating, drinking and having fun, this is called "fair-weather friends". When friends get together, they don't talk about work, study, or sex, but only talk about personal interests. Regarding matters of private anger, this is called "living in groups all day long and speaking without meaning." ——Xie Juezai

21. Words of kindness and promises of kindness are easy to say. Only in times of trouble can you see the sincerity of your friends. ——Krylov

22. If you are close to a wise person, you will be wise; if you are close to a fool, you will be wise. ——Pi Rixiu

23. Friendship is the union of souls. ——Voltaire

24. Our friendship with each other will work together to maintain our good reputation. ——Benavente

25. No friendship lasts forever. People come and go in your life, and sometimes the process of friendship is short-lived and limited. ——Sophia Loren

26. If a person does not pay attention to making new friends on his life path, he will soon feel lonely. Sir, people should constantly enrich their friendship with others. - Cy Johnson

27. Friendship is free from emotional bankruptcy and happy disillusionment. If love gives more than one is capable of, it will end up accepting more and giving less. This is true for both men and women, and friendships can only grow.

——Balzac

28. Friendship has many names, but once youth and beauty intervene, friendship is called love and is deified as the most beautiful angel. ——Chrysosl

29. Never forget a poor traveler, and remember and respect a long-time friend. ——Bao Zhao

30. Friendship established on the basis of business is better than business established on the basis of friendship. ——Rockefeller

31. If you don’t know a person, treat him as a friend. ——Sima Qian

32. Friendship always needs to be sown with loyalty, watered with enthusiasm, cultivated with principles, and cared for with understanding. ——Marx

33. Friendship is not a flesh-and-blood connection, but an emotional and spiritual connection, which gives one person the right to assist another person. ——Tchaikovsky

34. It is better to choose friends carefully and to discard them even more carefully. ——Franklin

35. Friendship is always a sweet responsibility, never an opportunity. ——Kahlil Gibran

36. Goodwill produces happiness, and civilization brings harmony. ——Hugo

37. Friendship is always the auxiliary of virtue. ——Cicero

38. Understanding is definitely the soil that nurtures the fruits of all friendships. ——Wilson

39. Openness and honesty and the depth of friendship should not be measured by the length of time. ——Balzac

40. A friendship that grows inch by inch like an oak tree is more reliable than a friendship that suddenly jumps out like a melon vine. ——Charlotte Bronte

41. What can best benefit a friend is often not money or any material assistance, but the kind attitude, cheerful conversation, and expression of sympathy. and pure praise. ——Franklin

42. A person who has no friends or enemies is just an ordinary person. ——Rafat

43. Understanding, support and friendship are more important than anything else. ——Mao Zedong

44. What is love? One body, two hearts; what is friendship? Two bodies and one heart. ——Joseph Lu

45. Friends are always our better half. ——Cicero

46. Many people who appear to be friends are not actually friends, and many who are friends do not appear to be friends. ——Democritus

47. As long as you think about how many things in a person's life cannot be done by himself, you can know how many benefits friendship has. ——Bacon

48. The ancients were ashamed of the friendship between powerful forces. ——Liu Yiqing

49. True friendship is not a vine that will spring up overnight and wither within a day. ——Charlotte Bronte

50. The so-called friendship, first of all, is sincerity and criticizing the mistakes of comrades. —— Ostrovsky

51. A true friend should tell the truth, no matter how sharp the words are. ——Ostrovsky

52. Friendship can increase happiness and reduce pain. ——Edison

53. When good people are around, you will hear good advice every day; when evil people are around, you will have evil feelings every day. ——Fan Ye

54. The most ideal friends are people who admire each other in temperament, communicate with each other in spirit, are in tune with each other in world view, and have the same goal in career. ——Zhou Hanhui

55. The most precious thing in life is life, what is most needed in life is learning, the most enjoyable thing in life is work, and the most important thing in life is friendship. ——Stalin

56. Friendship is two hearts treating each other sincerely, rather than one heart beating another heart. ——Lu Xun

57. Friendship is a palliative when we are sad, a reliever for passion, an outlet for our stress, a refuge in times of disaster, and a forum for discussion when we are hesitant. The reader is the freshener for our brains, the outlet for our thoughts, and the exercise and improvement of our meditation. ——Jeremy Taylor

58. The essence of friendship is to forgive others’ small mistakes.

——David Story

59. Friendship is an infinite world, how broad it is! ——Lo Browning

60. Friendship is a tree that can provide shade. —— Coleridge

61. True friendship always anticipates the needs of the other person, rather than announcing what one needs. ——Mo Luoya

62. Step by step is the secret to doing business, but not the secret to making friends; there is no friendship when doing business, and there should be no business when making friends. ——Lesing

63. In terms of friendship, the world seems to be a small vendor, and it can only sell friendship piecemeal. ——Romain Rolland

64. Sincere friendship is like health. You only know how valuable it is when you lose it. - Gordon

65. Love is demanding, because it is demanding and short-lived. Friendship is tolerant and long-lasting because of tolerance. ——Zhou Guoping

66. Where a person may perish alone, two people may be saved together. ——Balzac

67. The best way to maintain friendship is not to do anything to him, and not to lend him money. ——Paul

68. With friends, life can show its full value; a person lives for his friends; keeping his life intact and not eroded by time is also for his friends. ——Romain Rolland

69. Although promises can win friendship, it is actions that cultivate and maintain friendship. ——Feltham

70. If friendship can adjust people's emotions, then another function of friendship is to enhance people's wisdom. ——Francis Bacon

71. A fence has three stakes, and a hero has three gangs. ——Mao Zedong

72. Friendship is the union of souls. This union can be divorced. It is a tacit contract between two sensitive and upright people. ——Voltaire

73. No friendship has a more solid foundation than having a common enemy. ——Ireland

74. Reluctantly maintaining friendship is the most embarrassing thing. ——Platus

75. Friendship is a kind of gentle and calm love, guided by reason, formed by habits, and generated from long-term understanding and mutual agreement. No jealousy, no fear. ——He Mai

76. Friendship is the spice and painkiller of life. ——Emerson

77. Those who attribute friendship to interests, I think, have written off the most precious thing in friendship. ——Cicero

78. The friendship of a single wise person is more valuable than the friendship of all stupid people. ——Democritus

79. Sometimes love arises naturally from trust, respect and friendship. I would like to start from the last one and end with the first one. ——Goncharov

80. Friends who abandon you in an emergency cannot be trusted. ——Aesop

81. Friendship is a means of virtue, and it is a virtue in itself, a common virtue. ——Feuerbach

82. Friendship was like a bright light in my past life, illuminating my soul and giving my life a little brilliance. ——Ba Jin

83. Friendship is our absolute choice for a character. Their nature is the basis of our choice. Once we love him, we will love him forever. ——Bao Na

84. If you make friends with non-sages, you will inevitably develop love and hatred. ——Meng Jiao

85. The endurance of a donkey can be seen on the bumpy road, and the loyalty of friendship can be seen in the life of adversity. ——Menander

86. Do not seek advantage, do not violate harm, do not force relations, and do not insist on strictures. Only the Taoist can do it. ——Wang Tong

87. Except for a true friend, no medicine can heal the heart. ——Francis Bacon

88. Compromise is not a solid foundation for any friendship. ——Tagore

89. Hatred will eventually disappear, but friendship will last forever.

——Cicero

90. Only when people treat each other sincerely can they be true friends. Anyone who plots against his friends is deceiving himself. ——Alhaji Abubakar Emang

91. Foolish friends are worse than wise enemies. ——Sakyamuni

92. If you have an apple and I have an apple, and they exchange each other, then each person will only have one apple. If you have one thought and I have one thought, and interact with each other, each of us will have two thoughts, or even more than two thoughts. ──Bernard Shaw

93. The so-called friendship is a transaction between equal people without the relationship of interest. ——Gores

94. Friendship is always the assistant of virtue, not the assistant of sin. ——Cicero

95. True friendship is never calm. ——Mrs. Sevigne

96. Tell your close friends the pain, and the pain will be reduced by half; share the happiness with your friends, and the happiness will be divided into two. The effect of friendship is so magical! ——Francis Bacon

97. Friendship doubles joy and reduces sorrow. ——Francis Bacon

98. Friendship is like a bottle of wine. The longer it is sealed, the higher its value becomes; but once it is unsealed, it is enough for an alcoholic to drink too much. ——Liang Xiaosheng

99. The friendship of a single wise person is more valuable than the friendship of all stupid people. ——Democritus

100. Love friends, like friends, treat friends with sincerity, but do not rely on friends, let alone be demanding of friends. Only by doing these things can you enjoy the joy of making friends. ——Roland

101. Friendship is a slow-growing plant. It can flourish only when it is grafted on branches that know each other well and respect each other. ——Chesterfield

102. Although broken friendships can be restored, they can never reach the level of intimacy. - Thomas Fuller

103. If you want to gain the friendship of others, you must first be friendly to others. ——Emerson

104. It is wise to use the refined oil of "courtesy" in the mechanical device of "friendship". ——Collett

105. Friendship is often formed by a common interest that is easier to achieve for two people than for one person. This relationship is pure only when mutual satisfaction is achieved. . ——Strindberg

106. The love is deep when we meet each other, and we can understand the heart without saying a word. There is no benefit in being alone when we know each other in times of crisis. ──Li Bai

107. You may forget the person who laughed with you; but you will never forget the person who cried with you. ——Kahlil Gibran

108. Choose friends slowly and change friends even more slowly. ——Franklin

109. Friendship is like a flower. If cultivated well, it can bloom in full bloom. However, once willfulness or misfortune fundamentally destroys friendship, the flower that blooms in the heart can immediately wither. Wither. ——Alexander Dumas

110. Living with a righteous person cannot be without righteousness; growing up in Qi, one cannot but speak with Qi. ——Jia Yi

111. All the glory and wealth in the world is not as good as a good friend. ——Voltaire

112. We must know how to "choose friends" and make "beneficial friends" rather than harmful friends. ——Xie Juezai

113. Friends will know us when we are happy, and we will know our friends when we are in trouble. ——Collins

114. It’s not too far to go to the moon; the greatest distance we have to go is still between us. ——De Gaulle

115. People must rely on patience to maintain harmony. Friendship is like a little flower, which must be carefully cultivated by both parties. ——Anonymous

116. Friendship! How many people in the world, when they say this word, mean pleasant conversations over tea and drinks and tolerance of each other's weaknesses! But what does this have to do with friendship.

——Fadeyev

117. Friendship is really the most sacred thing, not only worthy of special admiration, but also worthy of eternal praise. ——Epicurus

118. The spring grass is like a green robe, the autumn moon is like a fan, and heavy clouds appear on the third and fifth days of the year. Know that I remember you. ──He Xun

119. Friendship is the most virtuous mother of generosity and honor, the sister of gratitude and kindness, and the mortal enemy of hatred and greed; it is always ready to sacrifice itself for others, and it is entirely out of Do it voluntarily without being asked by others. ——Boccaccio

120. If friendship can adjust people's emotions, then another function of friendship is to enhance people's wisdom. ——Bacon