A Good person can feel sense a good person

Good person can feel good person.
Many of your comments have come from people who do not speak English well or have given you complex choices.  You would never say a good person can feel a good person.  This would be an improper use of feel.  The correction I gave means that a good person can tell whether another person is good.  You also need to use "a." You would not need "a" for the plural:  Good people can sense good people."

Another similar sentence is "A good person feels good."  This means that a good person is happy.
is this sentence right ? make sence? is that commonly used?
if not, what is the natural way to saying?
and i would like to know kind of this expression can express this meaning.

Good person can feel good person

"A good person can feel a good person."

I think what you're saying is that a good person can tell when they have met another good person. No one says this in the US, but I like the way you said it! 

A more natural way of saying it is, "Do unto others as you would have them do to you." That means if you treat people well, then you will be treated well. ot if you treat them wrongly, you will be treated wrongly. 

OR "It takes one to know one." Though  this is usually used in a bad context, in this case it would mean it takes a good person to know another good person.

OR "Great minds think alike."