Socrates’ famous sayings are:

1. Many runners fail because they fail in the last few steps.

2. Tribulation and hardship are the highest institutions of learning for tempering one’s character.

3. For philosophers, death is the final self-realization. It is a desirable thing because it opens the door to true knowledge. The soul is freed from the fetters of the body and finally realizes the visual realm of the bright kingdom of heaven.

4. The happiest thing in the world is to fight for your ideals. Philosophers tell us that the joy of "doing good" comes from morality. Those who strive for their ideals will surely achieve this kind of happiness, because the essence of ideals contains moral value.

5. Reasonable education and training can bring benefits, while losing reason will bring harm.

6. I meet the world, and I eclipse the world. I have fulfilled my mission and reunited myself with all living beings.

7. It is better to do a few things and do well than to do a lot of things and do poorly.

8. The secret of happiness does not lie in seeking more of what you want, but in cultivating the ability to be pure in desire.

9. For writers, writing less is as harmful as a doctor lacking the opportunity to diagnose illnesses.

10. I think leisure is the most wonderful wealth of all wealth.

Extended information:

Socrates was an ancient Greek philosopher and educator. He was born in Athens in 469 BC. He once worked as a stonemason, sculptor, and Been a soldier and fought in wars. It is said that he also married a shrew and had two sons. In the end, because he refused to give up the heretical doctrine of the Athenians and the Kingdom, he was sentenced to death and died of poisoning.

However, the reason why Socrates is famous for later generations is mainly because his student Plato described his personality power and spiritual legacy in "The Republic of Rome": known as the "Socratic Method" philosophical thinking.