Famous sayings of correct consumption view

The famous sayings of correct consumption view are as follows:

1, luxury is the starting point of national weakness. -Seneca, ancient Roman philosopher.

2. Thrift is the wealth of nature, while luxury is man-made poverty. -Greek philosopher democritus.

Simplicity is a necessary condition for beauty. -Russian writer Chernyshevski.

Luxury is the death of virtue and justice. -Shakespeare, English Renaissance playwright.

5. Contentment is natural wealth, while luxury is man-made poverty. -Sophocles, ancient Greek playwright.

6. Luxury is the starting point of a country's weakness, and frugality is the foundation of a country's prosperity. Cicero, an ancient Roman statesman.

7. Thrift is an inexhaustible feast in your life. -Emerson, American writer.

8. Things in the world often become frugal and lose to luxury. -Jason Wu, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty.

9. Thrift is a virtue, and luxury is an evil virtue. Hugo, French writer.

10, whoever scrimps and saves on weekdays will easily tide over the difficulties when he is poor; Whoever is extravagant when he is rich will starve to death when he is poor. -Persian poet Sadi.

1 1, luxury and lewdness are only a phenomenon of social corruption, and they are by no means the cause. -Lu Xun.

12, prospering a family is like picking soil with a needle, and losing a family is like pushing sand with water. -China proverb.

13. Show off if you have money, and starve if you have no money. -China proverb.

14, I don't know how to save small money, but big money will be wasted. -China proverb.

15, diligent and extravagant. -Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, sang an epic poem.

16, thrift is the root of luck. -Wang Yongbin, a famous educator in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.

17, those who are good at banning will be banned first. -Han Fei, a Warring States thinker, "Han Feizi said South".

18, extravagant people are not rich enough, and thrifty people are more than poor people. -"Jiang Yuan Jiang Lian" by Zhuge Liang, a famous strategist in the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

19, spoonfuls of accumulated things, don't pour them out in barrels. -Kazakh proverb.

Only thrift can create a rich country. -British playwright Shakespeare.

2 1. Wealth is for hardworking people, not for profligate people. -Aristotle, ancient Greek philosopher.

Only reason can lead us to the right future. -French writer Zola.

23. The growth of wealth should depend on hard work and wise investment, not waste and profligacy. -Franklin, American economist.

24. Money is not an end, but a means to an end. -Margaret Thatcher, English writer.

25. A person's life should be like climbing and learning from the earth to the sky. -Voltaire, the French enlightenment thinker.