1, Gratitude It’s Debt; anyone can rack up some debt of their own…but love isn’t money.

Turgenev 2, Don’t be in debt.

Between an average state university and a prestigious but expensive private university, it's better to choose the former.

From a personal perspective, it is much more beneficial to be debt-free than to spend money on a famous brand.

3. People who borrow other people’s ideas can never repay this debt.

4. Marriage may be a debt relationship or an employment relationship.

5. Unlucky love is often like a loan bill from a reliable debtor that is not paid when due, which will add to your personal money.

Balzac 6, If you want to break free from debt and believe you can do it, you can.

7. Reading means borrowing, and using what you have learned to create means paying off your own debt.

8. Zhang San owes so much debt. Be careful that he escapes from his shell and walks away.

9. A default on Greek sovereign debt will not only deal a fatal blow to the still fragile European banking system, but will also cause the market to fully erupt in aversion to other precarious euro zone member states.

10. At the same time, Greece also needs to drastically reduce its debt.

11. What we get is debt that will one day cost us ourselves.

12. Even though some counties and townships cannot pay wages, even though they owe huge debts, and even though they don’t give out any money to out-of-school children and farmers who are seriously ill and need emergency assistance, the main people in charge can still live a life of luxury.

13. Although debt restructuring is a bitter taste of medicine, some conditions can be attached as a sweetener, such as credit enhancement with support from the imf and the EU.

14. Italy’s debt burden, although large, has remained stable for many years.

15. These big names still want to go further than the government that reduced their debt and saved them from death.

16. The debt maxim that applies to households may be absurd to governments.

17. If you make a God's choice, you can get out of debt and you can be blessed.

18. If you develop good habits, you will never be able to enjoy the interest for the rest of your life. If you develop bad habits, you will never be able to repay the debts for the rest of your life.

19. Good habits are capital stored in the nervous system. This capital will continue to grow, and a person can enjoy its interest throughout his life.

And bad habits are morally unpayable "debts" that torture a man with ever-increasing interest, defeat his best endeavors, and lead him to moral bankruptcy.

20. Some people are born with wisdom; but they, like people who are born rich, can end up becoming beggars because of neglecting to cultivate and gain wealth, and owing to debts; and lose their reputation.

21. If good habits are a kind of moral capital, then, to the same extent, bad habits are moral debts that cannot be paid back.

Ushinsky 22, The effects of being unchecked in our habits are not immediately apparent when we are young and energetic.

But it gradually consumes this energy, and in old age we have to settle accounts and pay the debts that bankrupt us.

Tagore 23, Although the Germans are unwilling to cause losses to holders of Greek bonds, they believe that "reshaping" Greek debt is a wise move.

24. Some people spend lavishly, live in luxury buildings, and wear famous brands. In fact, they are strong on the outside and capable on the inside, and they are full of "debts."

25. The efforts of the Sumerian priests simply to accurately record who paid or failed to pay debts to the gods did give rise to the earliest forms of writing known to date, thus greatly improving the accuracy of human preservation and reduction.

information capabilities.

26. As the puritanical regions of Europe, which they regard as upright and thrifty, grapple with the debt problems of Catholic and Orthodox countries, the idea that religious sects may influence the way people save, work and spend seems more attractive than ever.

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27. Northlock, a British bank that was nationalized in early 2008, was initially told not to open its business to new borrowers and reduce its debt on its books, but suddenly changed its tune in February.

28. The message sent by the leaders' summit in Washington is that the euro zone is still desperate and helpless in the face of the banking crisis and sovereign debt crisis that have severely damaged the vitality of the European continent.

29. As long as I don’t spend money recklessly and save money every month and send it home, my family can slowly pay off its debts.