The ancient and modern sage reader tells us to learn from the outside world with an open mind and learn from others.

1, if you can't learn, just ask.

It means: if you can't learn, you should ask if you don't know.

2. Three people go with my teacher.

One of the three people can be my teacher.

Ancient and modern sages (read the article)

If you want to know what is happening in the world, you must read ancient and modern books. If you learn it, you can use it everywhere. Optics is not necessarily equal to zero. If you can't learn, ask if you don't know; Reading depends on self-care, and the teacher is just a guide.

Good songs are never tired of singing, and good books are never tired of reading. Reading is expensive in doubt, and doubt can teach. Reading silently is easy to think, reading aloud is easy to remember. If you read a good book for the first time, you will get a good friend; Rereading a good book is like knowing an old friend. Pay attention to all knowledge everywhere, and three people walk with my teacher.

Translation:

If you want to know the world's major events, you must read widely and learn from the past to serve the present. If you learn it, you should practice it yourself. Without practical experience, it is impossible to know only book knowledge. If you can't, you have to study. Ask if you don't know. Study by yourself. The teacher just played a leading role.

You can never get tired of listening to good songs and reading good books. Reading is expensive because you can ask questions, so you can gain knowledge. Silent reading is good for thinking, while reading aloud is good for memory. Reading a good book is like getting a good friend. Reading it again is like meeting an old friend. Careful observation is full of knowledge, and one of the three people will be my teacher.

Extended data:

Other poems that learn from the outside world and learn from others with an open mind:

1, sensitive and eager to learn, not ashamed to ask questions.

Meaning: Smart and studious people are not ashamed to ask for advice from people who are lower in status and less knowledgeable than themselves.

Said by: Chapter 5 of The Analects of Confucius Gongye Chang: Zi Gong asked: "Why did Confucius call it Wen?" Confucius said, "I am quick and eager to learn, and I am not ashamed to ask questions. It is called' Wen'." Explain that you are not ashamed to ask people with lower status and knowledge, and be modest and eager to learn.

2. Enlightened bamboo has curved leaves, but proud plums don't spend them on its back.

Moral: Bamboo humbly bows to others, while Plum Blossom is arrogant and unyielding, and never flatters others. ?

This kind of association takes things as metaphor, expresses people's voice, grasps the characteristics of Meizhu, and shows people's beautiful mind. The first couplet "has bowed its head and fallen leaves" means that bamboo is not arrogant, modest and restrained. The second pair of "no flowers on her back" refers to Mei's integrity.

Said by: a couplet by Zheng Banqiao in Ming Dynasty.

3. Ignorant people are eager to learn, and ashamed people are complacent? .

It means: knowing that you have shortcomings, you like to learn; If you are ashamed to ask for advice from people who are not as good as yourself, you will be satisfied with your achievements instead of making progress. It shows that people should face up to their own shortcomings and not be ashamed to ask questions before they can make continuous progress.

Lin Bu said it in Song Dynasty.

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