1.做人如同蜡烛，微火照亮众生。

2.感恩之心，如同花园，需生活的阳光滋养。

3.鞠躬尽瘁死而后已，是对功业的执着追求。

4.鸦有反哺之义，羊知跪乳之恩，自然界中流传的美好情谊。

5.滴水之恩，当涌泉相报，让每一份善举都回荡于世间。

6.寸草心报得三春晖，不忘初心继续前行。

7.蜜蜂从花采蜜而道谢，而蝴蝶却自以为是地接受花朵的赞誉。——泰戈尔

8.帮助他人永远铭记在心，而自己受助时，却不愿意深刻感激。——华罗庚

9.每一次施予，都有一种力量将其牵引到施予者想要的地方。——堂恩

10.Forgetting kindness is worse than lying, vanity, or drunkenness; it is even more evil than existing in a weak person's heart.—British proverb

11.The base man forgets kindness and ingratitude; ingratitude is an essential part of baseness itself.—Victor Hugo

12.A person who forgets kindness in trouble cannot be saved.—Greek proverb

13.If a man receives great favors from someone and later turns against that person, he must maintain his dignity by being more malicious to the uninvolved stranger than to the acquaintance who wronged him, so as to prove the other's guilt and justify his own ingratitude.

14.Giving thanks is the smallest virtue, while ingratitude is the worst habit.

15.Unknowing people try to do good but end up harming others; young magpies pluck out their mother's feathers thinking they are repaying her nurturing love.

16.Parental love cannot be extinguished by water nor burned by fire.

17.Parental love surpasses mountains high and seas deep.

18.To know one's parents' care is to hold a child in one's arms and appreciate all they've done for you.

19.Raising children makes one understand how hard mothers work; raising daughters makes one grateful for their motherly devotion.

20.Forgotten since childhood how much my mother cared for me until I grew old enough to realize her sacrifices.

21.Not managing household affairs means not knowing how expensive rice and millet are; not raising children means not understanding gratitude towards mothers.

22.The ultimate respect for parents lies in honoring them with reverence equal to treating them like gods on earth.

23.My sorrowful parents suffered greatly just so I could come into this world.

24.Teaching once sets you up for life-long learning from your father.

25.Don't forget those who dug your well when drinking water or those who planted trees when enjoying shade under them.

26.Recognizing kindness requires repayment without limits or bounds

27.Sheep kneel down nursing each other while crows feed their young upside down - such selfless acts fill our lives with joy

28.Borrowing from rivers like oceans would make ink flow endlessly, commemorating teachers' benevolence

29.Lend someone an apple - repay them with a plum tree

30.One parent raises ten sons while ten sons raise one parent

31.Look at worldly matters pass like smoke - cherish parental affection as precious blood flowing through us

32.Parental love towers above mountains high and seas deep

33.Reciprocate even a single meal given with eternal gratitude never forgotten

34.Fish know the blessings of water which nourishes our happiness forevermore