Loving others is loving oneself.

Author: Editorial Department of Young People's Magazine · People Edition
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Publishing Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Caring for others is also caring for oneself. Those who wish to excel in competition, if they knew that caring for others only requires a little understanding and magnanimity, could win unexpected rewards, would surely regret it. Caring is a powerful way and also a good path—Hammer.
The end of love and the end of my survival came at the same time. And after death, it is no longer possible to be reborn—because life can only continue to exist in love.—Jenny Marx. If I could learn even a tiny bit of good temper, if I could learn a little gentleness in dealing with others, if I could forgive and understand people—I would all owe it to my dear mother.—Hu Shih. If all we do for the Nobel Prize is not for our mothers, then who are we working for?—Kurtz.
I grew up in a single-parent family. My mother is someone who loves me and whom I respect. My greatest motivation is to bring honor to my mother. The famous scholar Hu Shih once said: If I could learn even a tiny bit of good temper, if I could learn a little gentleness in dealing with others, if I could forgive and understand people—I would all owe it to my dear mother. The beneficial influence of motherly love on successful people can thus be proven. Similarly, love is also a nutrient source that nurtures and shapes people. The poet Wang Guozhen once said, a good woman is a man's good school. It is precisely in a person's emotional world that the original driving force of life is nurtured. Caring for others is also caring for oneself. Those who wish to excel in competition, if they knew that caring for others only requires a little understanding and magnanimity, could win unexpected rewards, would surely regret it. Caring is a powerful way and also a good path—Hammer.
The end of love and the end of my survival came at the same time. And after death, it is no longer possible to be reborn—because life can only continue to exist in love.—Jenny Marx. If I could learn even a tiny bit of good temper, if I could learn a little gentleness in dealing with others, if I could forgive and understand people—I would all owe it to my dear mother.—Hu Shih. If all we do for the Nobel Prize is not for our mothers, then who are we working for?—Kurtz.
I grew up in a single-parent family. My mother is someone who loves me and whom I respect. My greatest motivation is to bring honor to my mother.—Yan Chengxu.