But there are few correct answers to philosophical questions, and it is not the original intention of philosophy. So is the question of truth and falsehood. Is this sentence correct? Is Lenin's original intention correct? At least in philosophy, this is still a difficult problem. I think it is more important to convey all kinds of reasonable statements about truth and falsehood to students than the answer to this question.

Alas, I really don't understand why philosophy and exam-oriented education should be put together and completely out of tune. As a kind of knowledge of human rational thinking and exploration, what kind of standard answer is locked up? All thinking starts with the standard answer, and then looks for evidence for the correctness of the standard answer. What the hell is this? It is hard to imagine that students can understand this philosophical spirit after studying. It is estimated that there will be nothing left except rote learning and hating philosophy.