"The week of gentlemen is incomparable, and the week of villains is not comprehensive" is a famous saying from The Analects of Confucius. Among them, "Zhou Bubi" means that a gentleman should learn from others, have a wide range of knowledge, and achieve comprehensive and balanced development, not limited to one aspect; And "comparison without consideration" means that the villain only pays attention to comparison and comparison, but lacks in-depth research, will not consider the problem comprehensively, and is easy to fall into narrow competition and comparison mentality. This sentence emphasizes that a gentleman should be a comprehensive and balanced person, not a narrow-minded and calculating person, and can be used to educate people to pay attention to the importance of extensive learning and liberal arts education.