The Analects of Confucius is a great educator more than two thousand years ago, and it is also the quotation of Confucius, the founder of Confucianism, and his disciples. Among them, the two things that impressed me the most are: "A threesome must have a teacher" and "Knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing, and knowing is also." . The first one is that several people walk together, so one of them must be my teacher; The latter tells us to seek truth from facts, and so does learning. To put honesty first, knowing means knowing, and not knowing means not knowing. This is true wisdom. Although these two sentences came from Confucius two thousand years ago, they are equally instructive today.

"In a threesome, there must be a teacher." This sentence contains a truth: the almighty is the teacher. In our daily life, we meet many people every day. Everyone has many advantages, which are worth learning and can be our mentor. Take our class as an example. In this group of 60 people, there are many small "capable people": some are good at painting, some are good at writing, some are pioneers on the basketball court, some are heroes on the chessboard, some are full of mathematicians' agile thinking, and some have the talent of singers ... Learn from them and get close to their strengths, which is the so-called "fostering strengths and avoiding weaknesses". Can't this make my little seedlings in this vast field add some knowledge and nutrients?

If you want to have as profound knowledge as the sea, you must be good at finding mentors and friends from life and absorbing their little strengths. If it is natural to worship the Almighty as a teacher, then it is easy to "know what he knows and not know what he doesn't know". First of all, you should let go of your strong vanity, and don't pretend to understand for the sake of a temporary desire for glory. The result is just boring and ridiculous.

My friends, let's learn from capable people and don't pretend to understand. In this way, the door to success will always be open to us!