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 miss. ——Aristotle

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

Young people want to show their superiority. Between honor and money, they prefer the former because they have not yet felt the need for money. ——Aristotle

Someone asked: Does writing a good poem depend on genius? Or rely on art? My opinion is: hard study without abundant talent, and talent without training are all useless; the two should be used for each other and combined with each other. ——Aristotle

Favor is a prerequisite for friendship, but the two cannot be confused. ——Aristotle

Virtue can be divided into two types: one is the virtue of wisdom, and the other is the virtue of behavior. The former is obtained from learning, and the latter is obtained from practice. Won it.

——Aristotle