The root of education is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. ——Aristotle

True virtue cannot be without practical wisdom, and practical wisdom cannot be without virtue. —— Aristotle?

There are many kinds of fallacies, but there is only one right. This is why it is easy to fail, hard to miss, and hard to hit the target.

——Aristotle

Aristotle’s famous quotes

1. True virtue cannot be without practical wisdom, and practical wisdom Wisdom cannot be without virtue. ——Aristotle

2. Beauty is a kind of good, and it causes pleasure precisely because it is good. ——Aristotle

3. Anyone who is good at thinking must be a person who can pursue what is most beneficial to mankind through action based on his thinking. ——Aristotle

4. Living according to moral principles is a happy life. ——Aristotle

5. Habits have actually become part of nature. In fact, habits are somewhat like nature, because the difference between "often" and "always" is not big. Nature belongs to the category of "always", while habits belong to the category of "often". ——Aristotle

6. People who advance scientifically but lag behind morally do not move forward, but retreat. ——Aristotle

7. Happiness is the highest good. ——Aristotle

8. The ultimate value of life lies in the ability to awaken and think, not just in survival. ——Aristotle

9. In misfortune, useful friends are more necessary; in luck, noble friends are more necessary. In misfortune, look for friends out of necessity; in luck, look for friends out of nobility. ——Aristotle

10. Man is the best among animals when he is at his most perfect, but when he is separated from law and justice, he becomes the worst among animals. . He is the least holy and most barbaric of animals. ——Aristotle

11. What God does is better than any imaginable happy behavior, but pure thinking, and the closest thing to this kind of happiness in human behavior may be It is the activity most closely related to thinking. ——Aristotle

12. Human beings are naturally social animals. ——Aristotle

13. If evil becomes completely unbearable, it will also destroy itself. ——Aristotle

14. Virtue can be divided into two types: one is the virtue of wisdom, and the other is the virtue of behavior. The former comes from learning, and the latter comes from practice. ——Aristotle

15. Career is the vivid unity of concept and practice. ——Aristotle

16. When man reaches the perfection of virtue, he is the most outstanding animal among all animals; but if he insists on his own way, Without law and justice, he becomes the worst of all beasts. ——Aristotle

17. Bad people obey because of fear, and good people obey because of love. ——Aristotle

18. Life is full of opportunities and changes. When people are most proud, the greatest misfortune comes. ——Aristotle

19. I love my teacher, but I love the truth even more. ——Aristotle

20. Happiness lies in autonomy and self-sufficiency. ——Aristotle

21. Happiness belongs to satisfied people. ——Aristotle

22. Indulging one's desires is the greatest disaster; talking about other people's privacy is the greatest sin; not knowing one's own faults is the greatest illness. ——Aristotle

23. For virtue, it is not enough for us to just understand it. We must also work hard to cultivate it, use it, or adopt various methods to make us good. people. ——Aristotle

24. Humility to superiors is a duty; humility to peers is kindness; humility to subordinates is nobility; humility to all people is safety.

——Aristotle

25. There are many kinds of fallacies, but there is only one right. This is why failure is easy and success is hard to miss. It is easy to hit the target.——Aristotle< /p>