1. Learn and practice from time to time, that is to say:

1. Translation: After learning, you can practice it at the appropriate time. Isn’t it nice? ?

2. Source: The Ten Analects of Confucius written by an unknown person in the pre-Qin Dynasty.

2. There is no end to learning:

1. Translation: There is no end to your studies and you should keep making progress.

2. Source: Liu Kai (Qing Dynasty) - "Wen Shuo".

3. Scholars must first question:

1. Translation: Learn to ask questions and then find solutions. Only in this way can one achieve erudition.

2. Source: Cheng Yi (Northern Song Dynasty).

4. Learn and then realize your deficiencies:

1. Translation: Only after you realize your deficiencies in knowledge can you demand of yourself in turn.

2. Source: "Book of Rites·Xue Ji".

5. Live and learn:

1. Translation: Learning is for ideals and stability; in middle age, learning is to replenish the empty soul; in old age, Learning is a kind of artistic conception, savor it slowly and enjoy it.

2. Source: proverb.