Confucius was a famous educator and thinker in ancient China. Some of his remarks were recorded by his disciples in The Analects of Confucius, which later became a Confucian classic. ? If you have spare capacity, you should study literature. This sentence comes from The Analects of Confucius. This sentence means: if you still have spare capacity after practicing, then study the knowledge in the literature. This is the embodiment of Confucius' educational view.

After all, learning is what we do all our lives? There is no end to learning, and you can never stop boating? For us, life is a very long process, in which we will experience many things and grow, but growth requires us to pay. By doing something practical, we can enrich our experience, but it is not enough. Although we already have experience, because we haven't studied systematically, these experiences are still mixed in our minds. Reading and studying helps us to build our experiences in our minds, so that these experiences can become our wealth.

Of course, this should be done under the condition that you have spare capacity. After all, learning is a very brain-consuming thing. If there is no spare ability, learning will be very difficult, thus reducing the fun of learning, which is unfavorable. The process of learning often requires our full attention, so that we can acquire knowledge more efficiently, combine this knowledge with experience and keep it in our minds for a longer time. This is the ultimate goal of each of us.

As an educator, some ideas put forward by Confucius are worth learning now, no matter what? If you have spare capacity, you should study literature. Or? How about learning while learning? It plays a very important role in clarifying our learning methods and learning goals, and it is a fortune left by Confucius.