1. Love is the soul of education. Only education that incorporates love is real education.

2. Not letting your children do it is like hindering blood circulation, which will prevent children from strengthening their physical fitness.

3. Caring for every child, their growth is my greatest joy!

4. Children can be admired, they want to fly into the sky, want to sneak into ant holes, often they think The jump is much faster than ours.

5. In a good group, students’ self-esteem is very easy to cultivate.

6. Teachers are messengers who sow the seeds of knowledge and carry the torch of civilization.

7. The children teachers face are adults who will eventually become independent.

8. Teachers are the fire, igniting the fire of students' hearts; teachers are stone steps, allowing students to climb up step by step.

9. Teachers should cultivate human flowers and draw a brilliant spring with the feeling of east wind turning into rain and spring mud protecting flowers.

10. Teachers should be good at tapping students’ potential and cultivating their multi-faceted abilities including learning ability.

11. The difference between a teacher and a painter is that he wants to create living people who are true, good and beautiful.

12. Candles choose objects that can shine brightly. (Famous Quotes)

13. Teaching without love is like a waterless pond, which will eventually dry up.

14. Every self-respecting teacher will give students a chance to develop their self-esteem.

15. The greatness of maternal love is that it can accommodate the most reprehensible behavior of children.

16. Gardeners who are diligent in loosening the soil, watering, catching insects and fertilizing the young seedlings will eventually usher in a wonderful spring.

17. Be enthusiastic about your work, sincerely care for children, and sincerely serve parents.

18. What sage teachers give students is not a ready-made treasure house of knowledge, but encourages them to do the work of laying bricks and teaches them construction.

19. Book learning is to experience other people’s experiences; life practice is a good way to gain your own experience.

20. For the sake of children, we must give them new works so that they dare to face the criss-crossed new world and continue to sprout and grow.

21. Being strict with oneself and being supportive to students is worthy of being a teacher’s bounden duty.

22. Seedlings need the nourishment of the soil, and students need the love and care of teachers.

23. While demanding too much from students, you should also respect them as much as possible.

24. In terms of teaching, one should be a teacher and a scholar; in terms of writing, one should be a scholar and a teacher.

25. On the stage of knowledge, the most knowledgeable teachers are also the most humble students.

26. Respect children and do not rush to make good or bad evaluations of children.

27. Be truthful, treat others with kindness, show others with beauty, always maintain a childlike innocence, and be a good friend of children.