Some of the teacher’s famous sayings are as follows:

1. Come with a heart in your hands and leave without any grass.

2. A teacher without any characteristics will not educate students with any characteristics. ——Suhomlinsky

3. Remember that you are not only a teacher who teaches, but also an educator of students, a mentor of life and a moral guide. ——Suhomlinsky

4. The teacher's love is like drops of nectar, which can revive even the withered soul; the teacher's love is like the melting spring breeze, which can melt even the frozen feelings. ——Bartelle

5. Teachers are our reborn parents! Our parents gave birth to us, and our teachers educated us!

6. The foundation of goodness lies in teaching, and the foundation of teaching lies in teachers. ——Li Gou

7. Rivers push us to the vast sea, and the dawn brings us bright mornings; dear teacher, you lead us to a magnificent life.

8. Teachers must have a healthy body, the skills of a farmer, a scientific mind, an interest in art, and a spirit of social reform. ——Tao Xingzhi

9. If the whole world does not learn from others, it will lead to confusion. ——Liu Zongyuan

10. Sometimes the moral shock caused by tolerance is stronger than punishment!

11. Experience is an excellent teacher, but his repair money is expensive. ——Mina Antrim

12. Teachers are the soul engineers of mankind. ——Stalin

13. Your work is in the present, but you are building the future of the motherland; your teaching is in the classroom, but your achievements are in all directions of the motherland.

14. Some people compare teachers to candles, which illuminate others and burn themselves. I think only then do we really have it all.

15. Teacher, you are like a human ladder, like a spring silkworm, like a loving mother, and like a gardener. People sincerely wish you: forever young, forever happy!

16. A Teachers who truly love students from the bottom of their hearts and care about their growth should not only appreciate their strengths but also be tolerant of their shortcomings.

17. What you say must be done, and what you do must bear fruit.