The poems and famous sayings about teachers are as follows:

1. Teachers are teachers, so they preach, teach and dispel doubts. -appreciation of Han Yu's Shi Shuo

: this poem accurately expounds the importance and responsibilities of teachers in concise language. It enlightens us that as a teacher, we should not only have professional knowledge, but also be able to guide students to form correct moral concepts and help them solve various problems in life and study. At the same time, this poem also encourages us to respect and appreciate our teachers.

2. If you teach others, you will know the Tao. -appreciation of Xun zi's

exhortation to learn: this famous saying highlights the purpose and value of education, that is, education is not only to impart knowledge, but more importantly to convey morality and wisdom. It makes us more aware of the far-reaching influence of education and the attitude that students should always pursue learning and progress.

3. Learn to be a teacher and be a model. -Fan Zhen's

Appreciation of "Encouraging Learning": This famous saying emphasizes two important qualities that a teacher should possess: professional knowledge and moral quality. Teachers who only have professional knowledge but lack good moral quality can't set an example for students, while teachers who only have moral quality without professional knowledge can't provide effective guidance. An excellent teacher should have profound professional knowledge and noble moral quality.

4. Teach impermanent teachers, and the Tao is there. -appreciation of Han Yu's Shi Shuo

: This poem tells us that learning should not be limited to the traditional relationship between teachers and students, but we should learn valuable knowledge and experience from everyone. It encourages us to learn with an open mind and constantly broaden our horizons, not limited by specific teachers or knowledge sources. This poem also emphasizes that the role of teachers is not the only mentor, but as a person who guides students to explore and discover the truth.

5. I love my teacher, and I love truth more. -Aristotle

Appreciation: This famous saying highlights the importance of learning and exploring the truth. We should love our teachers and respect their knowledge and experience, but more importantly, we should love the truth and constantly pursue and discover new knowledge and understanding. Truth exists independently of anyone or authority, and we should always face the knowledge and concepts we have learned with an objective and critical attitude.