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1. Some people never learn anything again, just because they understand everything too quickly. ——Pope, the century-old British poet

2. People create themselves in their own labor and understand the beauty of labor. ——Suhomlinsky, former Soviet educator

3. Tolerate a word, calm down a anger, endure a thing, and avoid a thing. ——Chinese proverb

4. When it is convenient, do it conveniently, and be merciful when you can. ——Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West"

5. When you see incomprehensible phenomena and feel confused, the truth may have been quietly standing in front of you in a veil. ——Balzac

6. People with slow understanding think that slowness is the essence of knowledge. ——Nietzsche

7. Don’t understand what you can believe, but believe in what you can understand. ——St. Augustine

8. We do not obtain our religious beliefs through meditation or our own understanding, but are imposed by external authority and command. ——Montaigne, a late French Renaissance thinker

9. A truth that is not understood will become a mistake. ——Balaur

10. When we make friends, we do not ask others to agree with our behavior. What we need is understanding. ——Heine

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