The famous sayings about Confucius are as follows:

1. Confucius said: "If quality exceeds literature, then history will be unruly; if literature exceeds quality, history will follow. If literature and quality are gentle, then a gentleman will be a gentleman." - "Yong Ye" Explanation Confucius said: "If a person's simplicity exceeds his literary talent, he will be a bit rude; if his literary talent exceeds His simplicity is a bit flashy. Only a well-balanced combination of literary talent and simplicity can be called an elegant gentleman."

2. Confucius said: "A gentleman is in competition but not in competition; a villain is in competition but not in competition." ——Explanation of "Wei Zheng" Confucius said: "A gentleman unites people without colluding with others; a villain only colludes with people and does not unite them."< /p>

3． Confucius said: "If a person has no faith, he does not know what he can do. A big cart has no hooks, and a small cart has no shafts, how can it move." - Explanation of "Wei Zheng" Confucius said: "A person who does not care about credibility does not know what he is doing." How can one live in the world? It’s like a big car or a small car can’t hold an animal without key parts, so how can one drive and walk?”

4. Confucius said: "The life of a man is also upright, and the life of ignorance is fortunately avoided." - "Yong Ye" Explanation Confucius said: "People can live in the world with a clear conscience because they are in the right place; people who are not in the right place can also live in the right place." Living in the world is because he has fortunately avoided disaster."

5. Confucius said: "Aspirations are based on the Tao, based on virtue, based on benevolence, and wandering in art." - "Shu'er" paraphrase Confucius said: "Ambition is based on the Tao, based on virtue, relying on benevolence, and on etiquette, Among the six arts of music, archery, driving, writing, and arithmetic, study and play to cultivate the body and mind. ”

6. Confucius said: "Virtue is not alone, it must have neighbors." - "Li Ren" Explanation Confucius said: "A moral person will not be alone, there must be like-minded people to be his companions.

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