50 good and profound proverbs and folk songs about morality and ethics

The folk songs and proverbs about morality and ethics below are teachings of our ancestors from ancient times that will help you learn how to behave, can soon improve yourself and live better every day.

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• Proverbs about ethics and human morality
• Folk songs about morality

Proverbs about ethics and human morality

1. Torn paper must keep the margins.
2. Only when you die will you know your brothers' hearts.
3. The whole leaves cover the torn leaves.
4. Brothers in the house, close the door to teach each other.
5. Money comes first, measure follows.
6. Good will be rewarded
7. Drink water remember the source.
8. Rivers have bends, people have times.
9. Out of money, out of humanity.
10. Torn paper must keep the margins.
11. Only when you stay up long do you know the length of the night, only when you stay long do you know the kindness of people.
12. The heart of the river and the sea are easy to fathom, but who has ever used a ruler to measure the human heart?
13. Save an animal, and it will repay you. Save a person, and you will repay him with hatred.
14. Anger makes you lose your mind, worry makes you lose your appetite.
15. You fall I lift you up.
16. Long life to you.
17. Human venom is worth ten snake venoms.
18. Blame yourself first, blame others later.
19. Beauty is better than evil.
20. A piece when hungry is worth a package when full.

Folk songs about morality

1. The virtuous and gentle
   are worshiped wherever they go.
2. Green trees have green leaves,
   Kind parents leave virtue to their children.
3. Brothers are like arms and legs
   , torn and healed, supporting each other, bad and good.
4. The one who plants the almond tree plays,
   I plant the tree of virtue for future generations.
5. Three squares are equal to seven circles,
   the father's life is glorious, the son's life is rich.
6. Brothers all over the world are family
   . Strangers are still brothers.
7. To be a human being, one must think carefully,
   weigh the weight and the depth.
8. Rejoice over the tree and then rejoice over the branches,
   A good tree has many shoots, a virtuous person has many children.
9. One tree cannot make a forest,
   three trees together can make a high mountain.
10. The other river erodes on one side and deposits on the other. The eroding
    side is muddy, the depositing side is clear.
11. Being a person who worries about dinner tomorrow,
    is not easy for anyone to measure.
12. Gambling is the uncle of poverty,
    selling the house and putting his feet in shackles.
13. I go home and bathe in my pond.
    Whether clear or muddy, my home pond is still better.
14. You can draw a tiger's skin, but it's hard to draw its bones.
    You can know a person's face, but you can't know their heart.
15. The water flows out of the stream.
    I say the water is muddy, is it clear yet?
16. Be frugal,
    eat and wear sparingly.
17. We sisters are like rice paper and rice cake.
    Some sisters have their arms and legs like chisels.
18. Parents leave their wealth as mountains,
    but not as much virtue as leaving their children in this life.
19. Lead boasts that lead is heavier than copper
    . Why can't lead be cast into gongs?
20. People do not know how to plan ahead,
    how can they be when they are young and old?
21. Human life is a span of a hand,
    Those who sleep during the day only get half a span.
22. The hungry and ragged,
    Because of the gods' work, have nothing to eat.
23. From father to son,
    if you want to compare round, you must compare square.
24. Long rivers have many ferries,
    You have many friends but carry grudges.
25. Don't worry, just smile
    . Only after the storm do you know how hard or soft the tree is.
26. Life is only a few moments,
    why work hard day and night?
27. The father's life was spent picking flowers from people,
    the son's life must pay the debt of life on behalf of the father.
28. When hungry, the knees must crawl,
    the legs that run, the legs that walk.
29. Where are you going in such a hurry,
    that you stumble over a rock and get tangled in a rope.
30. Who is greedy for gold and ungrateful,
    Gold is gone, but my loyalty still remains.

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