"I love my teacher, and I love truth even more" is a famous saying of Aristotle. It means that I love my teacher, but I love the truth even more. It is the same as "there is a priority in learning the Tao, and there is a specialization in the art."

Aristotle entered the school at the age of 17 and followed Plato for twenty years. He respected his teacher very much. However, in the process of pursuing truth, Aristotle was brave and resolute. He criticized the teacher's wrong views and had many differences with the teacher. Some people accused him of betraying the teacher and he responded by saying, "I love the teacher, and I love the truth even more."