A famous saying in "The Analects of Confucius" is "Learn and practice from time to time, isn't it also true?".

This sentence means "Isn't it pleasant to review in time after studying?" This sentence emphasizes that learning must be reviewed in time. Only by constant review can we retain knowledge and make progress.

Knowledge expansion:

The Analects of Confucius is one of the Confucian classics and contains a lot of wisdom and teachings on morality, ethics, governance, self-cultivation, etc.

First, "The Analects" emphasizes the importance of morality and ethics. Among them, Confucius believed that "benevolence" is the core of morality and the basis for mutual respect, care and help between people. In "The Analects", Confucius mentioned many times "Do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you", emphasizing the need for mutual respect, understanding and tolerance between people.

In addition, "The Analects" also emphasizes the importance of "propriety", believing that propriety is the cornerstone of maintaining social order and interpersonal relationships.

Second, "The Analects" emphasizes the attitude and method of learning. Among them, Confucius believed that learning is a process of continuous accumulation, and one should maintain a humble and eager-to-learn attitude, and constantly improve one's knowledge level and moral cultivation. At the same time, Confucius also emphasized the practical application of learning, believing that learning is not only for acquiring knowledge, but also for solving practical problems.

In addition, "The Analects" also emphasizes the importance of thinking and innovation, believing that only through thinking and innovation can we continuously promote social progress and development.

Third, "The Analects" emphasizes the importance of self-cultivation. Among them, Confucius believed that self-cultivation is the prerequisite for governing a country and bringing peace to the world. Only with noble moral character and moral cultivation can one do a good job in governing the country. At the same time, "The Analects" also emphasizes inner peace and tranquility, believing that only by maintaining inner peace and tranquility can we better face the challenges and difficulties in life.

In addition, "The Analects" also emphasizes the importance of self-examination and reflection, believing that only through self-examination and reflection can we better understand ourselves and improve our cultivation and moral character.

Finally, "The Analects" also emphasizes the importance of interpersonal relationships. Among them, Confucius believed that people should establish relationships of mutual trust, mutual help, and mutual love, which are the basis for maintaining social stability and development. At the same time, "The Analects" also emphasizes the responsibilities and obligations of leaders, believing that leaders must have high moral character and moral cultivation, lead by example, and benefit the people.

In short, "The Analects of Confucius" is a classic work full of wisdom and teachings. By reading and studying The Analects of Confucius, we can better understand the relationships between people, know ourselves better, and face the challenges and difficulties in life better. At the same time, "The Analects" can also guide us to make better decisions and practices in terms of self-cultivation, study, and governance.

Therefore, we should seriously study and inherit the wisdom and teachings in "The Analects" and constantly improve our cultivation and moral standards.