1. The kindness of the Master is greater than heaven and earth, and is more important than parents.

It comes from "Baopuzi Qinqiu" by Ge Hong of the Jin Dynasty.

Translation: The kindness of a wise teacher is simply greater than the breadth of heaven and earth, and more than what my father has given me.

2. Teachers are not only disseminators of knowledge, but also role models. ——Brunner

3. Once a teacher, always a father.

It comes from "The Lost Book of Mingsha Shishi·Tai Gong's Tutor" written in the Qing Dynasty.

Translation: Even if your teacher only teaches you for one day, you should treat him as your father for the rest of your life. It is a metaphor that you should respect your teacher as much as you treat your father.

4. In order to learn, don’t focus on respecting your teacher.

From Tan Sitong's "Additional Regulations of Liu Yang Mathematical School".

Translation: A scholar, no matter how good he is, must respect or respect his teacher, and treat his teacher like his father.

5. I love my teacher, and I love the truth even more. ——Aristotle

6. Teaching is the most superior profession under the sun. ——Comenius

7. A teacher is a model for others. ——Yang Xiong

8. There were no ancient sage kings who did not respect their teachers.

From Lu Buwei of the Qin Dynasty's "Lu Shi Chun Qiu·Ji·Meng Xia Ji".

Translation: All the ancient sages and emperors did not respect their teachers.

9. Scholars must seek teachers, and they must be cautious in following them.

From "Er Cheng Ji·Lun Xue Chapter" written by Cheng Yi in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Translation: Those who engage in academic research must worship their master, and they must not choose their master carefully.

10. The ancient scholars must be strict with their teachers, and the teachers will be strict and then the Tao will be respected.

From Ouyang Xiu's "Book of Answers to Zu Ze" by Ouyang Xiu in the Song Dynasty.

Translation: People who studied in ancient times will definitely respect their teachers. Only after respecting the teachers can they respect the principles they are learning.