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What kind of people can become friends

2011-06-30View Original

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1: Whether one is honest; those who are not honest can accomplish nothing, because no one will trust them—there are no fools in the world, and those who interact with them for a long time can see through them; at most, they get deceived once. 2: Look at his experience. Generally, those who have experienced hardship and setbacks are often able to see the trends in how things develop, and this can be helpful to you. 3: People with ambition. Because you become the kind of person you are around. 4: See if he is filial. Because how can someone who does not show respect to their parents be expected to respect their friends? 5: See if he has a kind heart, because the world needs love, and society needs love. 6: If you’ve been in a relationship for half a year and you haven’t noticed his flaws, then don’t stay with him – because no one is perfect, and he’s too good at pretending. 7: See if he is responsible. This is the standard for being a person. 8: When interacting with others, don’t deliberately hide anything, because sometimes your true self is better. 9: Making friends isn’t about how rich someone is or what successful achievements they have; it’s about whether they love life, have taste, and are interesting. Let’s hold hands and create a wonderful tomorrow; that is our dream.
Reply #22011-06-30
When choosing and employing people, the first thing I consider is whether they are filial. Because how can someone who does not show respect to their parents be expected to respect their friends? ”
Reply #32011-06-30
My first principle in making friends is to see whether they have filial piety and kindness. I fully agree that the friendship between gentlemen should be as mild as water, but I just can’t do that:$
Reply #42011-06-30
Reply to 3# Raise a cup to invite the moon: Do what is within your capabilities, but without breaking away from society; It’s hard to explain clearly; you’ll have to experience it for yourself!
Reply #52011-07-01
See if he is filial. Because how can someone who does not show respect to their parents be expected to respect their friends? See if he has a kind heart, because the world needs love, and society needs love. These two are the most important, in my personal opinion.
Reply #62011-07-01
Loyalty and filial piety: Loyalty demonstrates a sense of responsibility; Filial piety demonstrates conscience.
Reply #72011-07-01
I hope we all maintain our moral principles as we move forward on the journey of life
Reply #82011-07-01
I think first, one should check if there is a common language, and then the principles of being a person. Some people, due to their personality, lack what you consider to be a drive for improvement, but they are moving in the direction they believe is correct, and I think that’s understandable.
Reply #92011-07-01
I make friends by checking whether they are filial; does someone who is not even filial to their parents deserve to be called a human?
Reply #102011-07-01
Shared interests are important; personality differences shouldn’t be too great.
Reply #112011-07-01
Without friends, not even the best of friends; once you meet a handsome guy, they’ll sell you out in an instant.....

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