Gratitude is a fruit of great cultivation; you do not find it among gross people.

Summary

This quote implies that gratitude is not innate and cannot be found easily in individuals who lack refined qualities. It suggests that true gratitude is something that requires effort and growth. It suggests that people who are more refined, cultured, and aware are more likely to possess and express gratitude. In other words, it implies that gratitude is a characteristic that is developed through self-improvement and learning, rather than being present in everyone inherently.

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