Einstein’s famous sayings:

1. I remind myself hundreds of times a day: My spiritual life and material life depend on the lives of others (including the living and the dead). Labor, I must try my best to repay with the same weight what I have received and what I am still receiving today. I had a strong yearning for a frugal life, and I often found it unbearable to find myself appropriating too much of the labor of my fellow men.

2. I never regard comfort and happiness as the purpose of life itself - this ethical basis, I call it the ideal of the pigsty.

3. As long as you have one reasonable thing to do, your life will be particularly beautiful.

4. The vulgar goals that people strive for - property, vanity, luxurious life - I have always found them despicable.

5. I do believe that in our education, the attitude of over-emphasis on pure intellectual education is often just for practical and practical purposes, which has directly led to the damage to ethical education.

6. The goal of schools should always be that young people leave school as harmonious people, not as experts.

7. The goal of the school should be to cultivate individuals with independent actions and independent thinking, but they should regard serving the society as the highest goal of their lives.

8. The only source of students’ respect for teachers lies in the teacher’s morality and talent.

9. The school requires teachers to become an artist in their own work.

10. Everyone has certain ideals, which determine the direction of his efforts and judgment. In this sense, I never regard comfort and happiness as the purpose of life itself - this ethical basis, I call it the pig pen ideal. The ideals that illuminate my path and constantly give me new courage to face life joyfully are goodness, beauty and truth.