Translation:

Confucius said: "As for learning, those who know how to learn are not as good as those who love learning; those who love learning are not as good as those who enjoy learning." < /p>

Confucius said: "Those who know well are not as good as those who are good; those who are good are not as good as those who are happy."

Confucius said: "If you are above the average person, you can speak well; if you are below the average person, you can be good at speaking. It cannot be said in words."

Interpretation:

Confucius said: "A person's survival is due to integrity, and a person who is not upright can survive, but he is lucky enough to avoid it. "Confucius said: "Those who know how to learn are not as good as those who love learning; those who love learning are not as good as those who enjoy learning."

< p>Confucius said: "People with average intelligence and above can be taught advanced knowledge, but people with below average intelligence cannot be taught advanced knowledge." Extended information

The Analects of Confucius·Yongye This chapter is a chapter in "The Analects", consisting of 30 chapters. This chapter involves the "doctrine of the golden mean", the doctrine of "forgiveness", the thought of "literary character", and also includes some ideas on how to cultivate "benevolence". claim.

Character achievements:

An important proposition of Confucius's historical thinking is "straightness", that is, the study of history must seek truth from facts, not only pay attention to the basis, but also "know what you know, don't know what you don't know" "I don't know" ("Wei Zheng"), he tried his best to oppose those who were arrogant and not straight, saying: "I don't know who is arrogant but not straight, Dong but unwilling, depressed and unbelieving," ("Tai Bo") This consistent proposition is also reflected in his attitude towards history. ?

Confucius traveled extensively throughout his life. From his long travel career, he realized a profound philosophy of life and formed a unique perspective on travel. Confucius' "tour" mainly has three forms: sightseeing, study tour, and official tour. In other words, Confucius learned and taught while traveling, sought and became an official while traveling, developed a happy mood while traveling, and enlightened and preached while traveling.