For people who are good at reading, it is very important to never read excessively. The following is a collection of Socrates' famous sayings about education that I have compiled.

1. Geniuses can gain insight into the world in front of them and then discover the other world.

2. A certain amount of sorrow, pain or trouble is necessary for everyone from time to time. A ship without ballast would not be stable and move forward toward its destination.

3. The basic difference between youth and old age is that the former has a bright future and the latter is on the verge of death.

4. Learning is an end, not a means.

5. People can only live according to the experience revealed by nature.

6. The more you read, the less things remain in your mind. The two are inversely proportional. He reads a lot, and his mind is like a blackboard filled with overlapping scribbles.

7. Reading is to let others race in our minds; thinking is to race ourselves.

8. If you read without thinking, you will not be able to understand something by heart, and the superficial impression you will get is often fleeting.

9. Life is actually like a pendulum swinging back and forth between pain and boredom. It is either boring or painful.

10. Why does the road to life always seem so long when we are young? Because we have to find space to fill our infinite hopes.

11. Man has always been in pain, because his essence falls into the hands of pain.

12. Our lifestyle is like an oil painting. From a close look, you cannot see why. To appreciate its beauty, you have to stand farther away.

13. The things that people can really understand and appreciate in the end are just things that are essentially the same as themselves.

14. One of the most special weaknesses of human nature is: caring about how others see you.

15. Reputation is the conscience expressed on the outside; conscience is the reputation hidden on the inside.