The famous sayings for all-round development are as follows:

1. A real person is a person with a harmonious and multi-faceted spiritual life. The spiritual world, spiritual interests and spiritual needs need to be enriched. We must be good at utilizing and cherishing spiritual wealth, seeing and discovering it, and personifying it in our personal inner world. (Suhomlinsky)

2. In a fully developed, living, flesh-and-blood person, the perfection and harmony of strength, ability, enthusiasm and needs are reflected. In this harmony, educators should see such aspects as moral, ideological, civic, intellectual, creative, labor, aesthetic, emotional, physical, etc. perfection. (Suhomlinsky)

3. The ideal scholar is both broad and profound. The profound aspect is his professional knowledge. The broad aspect is his extensive reading. To be broad and know almost everything, to be profound is to almost overwhelm him and no one can match him. He uses his professional knowledge as the center, and then covers all kinds of knowledge that are directly related, then goes to all kinds of knowledge that are indirectly related, then goes to all kinds of knowledge that are not very related, and then goes to all kinds of knowledge that are not related at all. Overview. (Hu Shi)

4. Reading is like a bee collecting honey. If it stings in one place, the gain will be limited. You must be like a bee and collect many flowers before you can make honey. (Lu Xun)

5. People with rich knowledge and experience are more likely to generate new associations and unique insights than people with only one kind of knowledge and experience. (Taylor)

6. The broader a person’s knowledge, the more perfect he himself is.

(Golky)