Socrates' classic ten sentences are as follows:

1. The most precious thing in the world is not "can't get" and "lost", but happiness that can be grasped now.

2. Knowing your ignorance is the greatest wisdom.

3. People who want to control the world must be able to control themselves first.

4. There are two kinds of people in this world, one is a happy pig and the other is a miserable person. Be a miserable person, not a happy pig.

5. Adversity is the highest institution for human beings to acquire knowledge, and the difficult problem is the door for people to acquire wisdom.

6. Whether a person can achieve anything depends only on whether he has self-esteem and self-confidence.

7. Pride is the product of ignorance.

8. The secret of happiness lies not in seeking more what you want, but in cultivating the ability of abstinence.

9. When I meet the world, I will eclipse it, and I will live up to my mission, so that I can get together with all beings.

1. A truly brilliant person is one who can use the wisdom of others to keep himself from being deceived.