The famous sayings about education in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, are as follows:

1. Anyone who can be welcomed by everyone must not only have strength in his movements, but also have to be graceful. Solidity is not enough. , even if it is useful, it will not help. No matter what you do, you must have an elegant approach and attitude in order to look beautiful and be liked by others.

2. We endure the bad habits we are accustomed to, and we condemn the newly discovered bad habits.

3. We must be strong-willed, diligent, explore, discover, and never give in, cherish the good that comes along our way, endure the evil in and around us, and be determined to Eliminate it.

4. True humility is the highest virtue, that is, all beauty. In your past life, anyone you hurt has long been forgotten, but the person you hurt will never forget you. . He will never remember your good qualities, but the harm you did to him.

5. Interrupting and arguing do not meet the requirements of etiquette. Interrupting when others are talking is the biggest offense because we respond to others before we know what they are going to say. If we are not reckless and stupid, , is also a clear expression that he is tired of hearing what the other person is saying and does not want the other person to continue speaking.

6. Rituals can resolve doubts and hesitations, differentiate between similarities and differences, and clarify right from wrong. Wu Jing's willingness to be in a lower position is not a virtue; being able to descend is a virtue, and recognizing that things below us are higher than us is also a virtue. Goethe What makes a person noble is his character.

7. Self-respect, self-awareness, and self-control can lead to the lofty realm of life.

8. Never think that you already know everything. No matter how high others think of you, you must always have the courage to say to yourself: I am a person who knows nothing.

9. The inheritance of educated people is more valuable than the wealth of ignorant people.

10. Once they enter society and interact with others, on the one hand, it can increase their knowledge and self-confidence, but at the same time, it is easy for them to lose their virtue; therefore, they must be well prepared in advance for virtue, so that It's deeply fixed in them.

11. An educated person must be willing to respect others from the bottom of his heart and be good at respecting others.

12. For him, being polite to others is not only routine and natural, but also makes him feel happy. Educated people are humble and courteous to others, regardless of whether the person they come into contact with is old or young, a social sage or a commoner.

13. Educated people will never brag when dealing with others. Educated people know how to value other people's time (there is a proverb that says: The courtesy of a king is to abide by time). A well-educated person will do his best when he promises others, and he will not put on airs or "turn up his nose."

14. If a person lacks understanding of the character and psychology of his relatives and is always indifferent to their habits and wishes, he cannot be said to be an educated person.

15. Good habits are the capital stored by children, which will continue to increase in value, and people will enjoy its interest throughout their lives.