2. Desire will
break people into pieces 3. Twisted love and soul will corrupt your life
4. Have truth and ideals in your heart and do it Struggle, even if you die, you will live.
5. A single spark of ideals and beliefs can set off a prairie fire. The
collected proverbs.
Truth is the sun of the world. (Soviet Union)
Truth is a shining sword. (Arab)
Truth is a child of time, not a child of authority. (Germany) The
sword is not bent, and the truth is not rusty. (Soviet Union)
Truth can open all doors. (Soviet Union)
Truth is the assistant of honest people. (Arab)
Truth travels without a visa. (France)
Truth is brighter than the sun and straighter than an arrow. (Soviet Union)
Truth is more valuable than gold. (Latin America)
Truth does not burn in fire or sink in water. (India)
Justice is invincible, and truth is above all else. (Romania)
Truth is not made by applause, right or wrong is not decided by voting. (UK)
Time will pass, time will disappear, and truth will never be obliterated. (Arab)
Everything will pass, only the truth remains. (Soviet Union)
Truth is not always pleasant to the ear. (UK)
Salt is salty, but dishes are indispensable; truth is bitter, but it is indispensable for the future. (Mongolia)
The bitterness of truth is much better than the sweetness of honey. (Africa)
Human happiness and happiness do not lie in money, not in love, but in truth. (Czech)
The greatest truth is the most ordinary truth. (Soviet Union)
Wisdom exists beyond truth. (Germany)
Everything can be imitated, but the truth cannot. (Soviet Union)
You are my guest, but truth is my mother. (Soviet Union)
I love my teacher, I love the truth even more. (Greece)
People need truth, just as blind people need discerning guides. (Soviet Union) To be
with truth is to be with happiness. (Arab)
One sentence of truth is better than a hundred lies. (Africa)
There are a thousand fallacies and only one truth. (Africa)
There are thousands of roads to error, and there is only one road to truth. (France) If the
truth takes one more step, it will become a fallacy.
The radiance of the sun cannot be concealed, and the radiance of truth cannot be extinguished. (Arab)
The eyes of the eagle are not afraid of fog, and the brilliance of truth is not afraid of shrouding. (Europe)
Real gold is not afraid of fire, and truth is not afraid of sophistry. (Vietnam)
Steel can be bent, but truth cannot be refuted. (North Korea)
Real gold is not afraid of fire, and truth is not afraid of evil. (Mongolia)
Let the truth sink, unless gold comes up. (Soviet Union)
Truth may be suppressed, but it cannot be stifled. (Germany)
Truth cannot be defeated with a fist. (Soviet Union) The
truth cannot be killed by the sword. (Argentina)
Truth is not afraid of judgment. (Latin America)
Truth cannot be extinguished with a sea of blood. (Soviet Union)
Truth may sometimes become bleak, but it will never go out. (Italy)
Truth will never be distressed because someone does not recognize it. (Germany)
Truth is like the sun, cannot be covered by the palm of your hand. (Africa)
Truth is like an awl, and the pocket cannot hide its edge. (Soviet Union)
Truth does not require endless vows. The (Turkish)
man’s vocation is to seek truth. (Poland)
The pursuit of truth is more valuable than the possession of truth. (Germany)
The person who respects the truth is the smartest person. (Soviet Union)
Fighting for the truth is the greatest joy of life. (Italy)
Know the truth in the morning, and die at night without complaint. (Japan)
Even for the king's throne, never deceive or violate the truth. (Germany)
Truth must be obtained in practice. (British)
The sweat of practice is dripping in the long river of truth. (Europe)
Adversity is a way to truth. (UK)
Frustration is a bridge to truth. (Latin America) If you
don't know the way forward, you won't understand the truth if you don't learn. (North Korea)
The greatest respect for truth is to use it. (U.S.)
Clumsy teachers just teach the truth, and smart teachers teach students to discover the truth. (Germany)
Truth comes from the conflict of opinions. (France)
Truth likes criticism, and the truth will win through criticism; fallacy is afraid of criticism, because after criticism, fallacy will fail. (France)
Truth has nothing to do with laziness. (Arab)
If the truth is against you, you surrender to the truth. (Romania) To
resist the truth is to hit the stone with a pebble. (Soviet Union) People
without truth yell the loudest. (Romania)
As long as you pursue the truth, the truth will burn in your chest. (Japan) There
is nothing more difficult in the world than to obtain the truth. (U.S.)
Whoever is afraid of working hard will not be able to find the truth. (Soviet Union)
The main obstacle to understanding truth is not fallacy, but specious truth. (Soviet Union)
Prejudice is farther from truth than ignorance. (Europe)
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