What are some quotes about kindness in Chinese tradition?

What are some famous quotes about kindness in Chinese tradition:

Man is good, a hundred good things are not enough. --Yang Wanli

The truth is often not so nice as the words. --Lu Xun

More falsehoods are better than fewer facts. --Chen Shih

There is nothing immovable in sincerity; if you cultivate your body, your body will be correct; if you rule your affairs, your affairs will be right. --Yang Shi

We all know that there is day in the night, and we all know that there is land in the boat, but we only "know", not "feel". --Feng Zikai

Meaning:

Kindness means innocence, warmth, lack of malice, goodness, and a good heart. Traditional Chinese culture has always pursued a good word: treating people, emphasizing the goodness of heart, the beauty of goodness; interaction with others, the goodness of people, goodness and charity; their own requirements, advocating goodness, goodness of heart resident. The sense of goodness itself is an emotion, and this emotion is good, comfortable, and therefore belongs to a sense of beauty, and the sense of beauty is divided into a single sense of beauty and the atmosphere of beauty. Goodness is a fundamental characteristic that distinguishes human beings from animals, as is the use of tools, but goodness is not a tool nor can it be used as a tool. Goodness comes from both social and family environments, and conversely goodness cannot be produced without a favorable social and family environment. Goodness is the rare pearl of history, and the good is almost superior to the great.

Brief introduction of the above celebrities:

(1) Yang Wanli (1127-1206), the word Tingxiu, No. Chengzhai, Jishui, Jizhou (now belongs to Jiangxi Province) people, twenty-four years (1154) bachelor's degree, authorized by Ganzhou household counsellors, transferred to the Zuling Prime Minister. Qian Dao, know Fengxin County, Mew Guozi doctor, moved too often doctor, the right Ministry of mandarin officer, will be a young supervisor. Chunxi, calendar Zhi Changzhou, Guangdong Changping tea salt, moved to Guangdong point of punishment and prison. Eleven years (1184), called for the Ministry of the Ministry of mandarins. Successively served as the Privy Council inspector, Shangshu right, left, Secretary of the Department of Langzhong, lesser director. Yang Wanli was one of the "Four Great Poets of the Middle Ages" of the Southern Song Dynasty, together with You Jang, Fan Chengda, and Lu You. Yang Wanli's poetry mostly describes natural scenery, and this is the best, there are also many chapters reflecting the plight of the people to express patriotic feelings; the language is simple and understandable, fresh and natural, rich in humor; known as the "Chengzhai style".

(2)Lu Xun (September 25, 1881-October 19, 1936), formerly known as Zhou Zhangshou, later renamed Zhou Shuren, and later changed his name to Yushan, Yucai, was a native of Huiji County, Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, and was a great proletarian writer, thinker, and revolutionary in modern China, who published his middle-class vernacular novel "The True Story of Q" in 1921, and "The Diary of a Madman" on May 15, 1918, which was published by the Chinese government. On May 15, 1918, Lu Xun published Diary of a Madman, the first modern vernacular novel in China, and died on October 19, 1936 in Shanghai of tuberculosis. Lu Xun's works are mainly novels and essays, and his masterpieces include: the novels "Scream", "Wonderland", "New Tales", etc.; the essays "Morning Flower, Evening Flower", etc. He also wrote a collection of prose, "The Morning Flower and the Evening Gleanings"; a collection of prose poems, "Wild Grass"; and a collection of miscellaneous essays, "The Grave", "The Hot Wind", "The Collection of Huagai", "The Sequel to the Collection of Huagai", "The Collection of Southern Accent and Northern Accent", "The Collection of Three Leisurely Collections", "The Collection of the Two Hearts", "The Collection of Just Collections", "The Miscellaneous Essays of And Jie Ting". Dozens of his works have been selected for inclusion in the language textbooks of primary and secondary schools, and a number of his novels have been successively adapted into movies. His works had a profound influence on Chinese literature after the May Fourth Movement. Lu Xun was known as the "Soul of the Nation" for his life-long struggle with the pen instead of the spear. Lu Xun's life was characterized by the saying, "He is not afraid to face thousands of people, but he is willing to be a child's ox".

(3)Chen Shixi(1076~?) Song Dynasty hermit, agronomist, self-proclaimed Xishan hermitage Quanzhenzi, also known as the Ruyi nunnery Quanzhenzi. He was born in the ninth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (1076), and his death date is unknown. Lifelong love of reading, do not want to pursue a career, in Zhenzhou (now Yizheng County, Jiangsu Province) in the western mountains of the seclusion of farming, where that is planting medicine to treat the nursery for self-sufficiency, in the Southern Song Dynasty Shaoxing nineteen years (1149) at the age of 74 years old, wrote the "book of agriculture", the local officials have been published and printed by the dissemination of the. In the Ming Dynasty, it was included in the Yongle Dictionary, and in the Qing Dynasty it was included in a variety of books, and in the 18th century it was introduced to Japan.

(4)Yang Shi (1053-1135) was born in Hongnong Huayin (present-day east of Huayin, Shaanxi), a native of Jiangle. He was a philosopher, writer and official of the Northern Song Dynasty. Xining nine years into the bachelor's degree, successive officials Liuyang, Yuhang, Xiaoshan County, Jingzhou Professor, Ministry of Public Works Minister, to Longtuge straight bachelor specialized in writing and lecturing. He studied at Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi, and was known as one of the four great disciples of Cheng, together with You Yu, Lv Dalin and Xie Liangzuo. He was also known as "Mr. South Sword Three" with Luo Congyan and Li Dong. In his later years, he lived in seclusion at Turtle Mountain, and scholars call him Mr. Turtle Mountain.

(5) Feng Zikai (November 9, 1898 - September 15, 1975), China's Zhejiang Province, Jiaxing City, Tongxiang City, Shimen Town, Chinese, essayist, painter, writer, art and music educator, formerly known as Run, and Ren, still, the number of Zi coveted, and later changed to Zikai, the pen name of TK. Feng Zikai's main works include "Yuan Yuan Tang Essays", a collection of paintings, "Zi Kai Cartoons" and so on. The main works of Feng Zikai include "Essays from Yuan Yuan Tang" and "Zikai Cartoons". He studied under Venerable Master Hong Yi (Li Shutong), and is famous for creating cartoons and prose with the fusion of Chinese and Western painting methods.On September 30, 1926, Feng Zikai's cartoons were published in a collection.