Is it a traditional virtue that the benevolent loves others and the courteous respects others?

It is a traditional virtue for the benevolent to love others, and for the courteous to respect others. The love of the benevolent expresses a traditional virtue, that is, a caring person is bound to be driven by love and make contributions to the people he loves. Benevolent people love others is an idiom, the pinyin is rénzhàIRén, which comes from Mencius and Li Lou: benevolent people love others, and gentlemen respect others. . The benevolent loves others, which is a sentence in Mencius' Benevolent Lovers. A kind person is a person full of kindness and love. Benevolent people are people with great wisdom, charisma and kindness. Meng Ziyuan said: The reason why a gentleman is different is because of his heart. A gentleman is considerate with benevolence and considerate with courtesy. Benevolent people love others, while courteous people respect others. People who love others will always love others. People who respect others will always respect others. Benevolence and love are Mencius' thoughts.