Learn to be tolerant, understand the value of cherishing

Author: Xiuyun (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: There is a kind of wisdom called tolerance, and there is a kind of happiness called cherishing. The serenity of life lies in learning to tolerate, and the fulfillment of life lies in understanding how to cherish. What is worth cherishing, remember in your heart; what is worth forgetting, never think of again; what is worth forgiving, let go with a smile. Tolerance contains the great truths of life. A life without tolerance is like walking on the edge of a knife. Child, if virtue can be chosen, please select tolerance first! — Benjamin Franklin
Those who do not tolerate others are not worthy of being tolerated by others, but who can say they do not need tolerance? — Ivan Turgenev
The widest ocean in the world is the ocean, but wider than the ocean is the sky, and wider than the sky is the heart of a person. — Victor Hugo
Sometimes, the moral shock caused by tolerance is stronger than punishment. — V. A. Sukhomlinsky
We have come into this world only once, so we must cherish the value of life. In a certain sense, life is harder than death. Death only requires the courage to face it for a moment; life, however, requires the courage to face it for a lifetime. — Anonymous
Treat every day of your life as if it were your last. — Helen Keller
There are countless people in the world waiting for others to be tolerant. The beneficiaries of tolerance are not only those who are tolerated but also those who tolerate others. Tolerating others liberates oneself. By staying away from jealousy and resentment, we stay away from pain, heartbreak, despair, anger, and harm. Forgiving others' faults, tolerating the unintentional offenses of subordinates, tolerating others' shortcomings and imperfections, and also tolerating oneself—these are the gifts this book wishes to offer us.
At the same time, there is still more in life waiting for us to cherish. Cherishing what we have now is also cherishing the wealth of a lifetime. Some things, once lost, are gone forever. Why must we always wait until we lose them to realize their preciousness? Cherish those who love you, cherish your friends, cherish everything you have now.
This book compiles small stories from ancient and modern times about tolerance and cherishing. At the same time, it highlights the wisdom and philosophy in each story. If you take the time to read these stories during your leisure, perhaps the enjoyment you gain will also bring you another kind of and.