2. Poems about knowing yourself objectively (what are the beautiful sentences about knowing yourself correctly) 1. What are the beautiful sentences about knowing yourself correctly
1. Self-knowledge is the most rare knowledge. -Spain
2. The greatest pride and the greatest inferiority all indicate the weakest mind. -Spinoza
3. The most difficult thing is to know yourself. -Greece
4. Even the most sophisticated person can't see his own back. -Africa
5. Everyone knows where shoes pinch. -Latin America
6. Being lazy in thinking, unwilling to delve into and deeply understand, being complacent or content with insignificant knowledge are all reasons for poor intelligence. This kind of poverty is usually called by one word, which is "stupidity". -Gorky
7. Never get stuck in pride. Because once you are proud, you will be stubborn when you should agree; Because once you are proud, you will refuse other people's advice and friendship. Because once you are proud, you will lose your objective standards. -Pavlov
8. Arrogant flattery is a person. He who wins us is flattering, and he who doesn't know us is arrogant. -Shen Juyi
9. The spirit of ambitious people should not be underestimated. -Zhuge Liang What constitutes the biggest obstacle to our study is what is known, not what is unknown. -Bernard There is only one audience who sings praises to himself. -Japan
1. Dissatisfaction with oneself is one of the fundamental characteristics of any truly talented person. -Chekhov
11. Those who are afraid of you to your face must hate you behind your back. -British fool is conceited. His complacency is just the shortcoming of being laughed at and ridiculed, and he often talks big about what should be a great shame. -krylov
12. If you can't judge yourself, you won't judge others. -Germany
13. No matter how great our achievements are, we should still be aware of the enemy's strength, be vigilant, and never allow ourselves to be conceited, complacent and negligent in our own ranks. -Stalin
14. Despicable and arrogant motives will only satisfy the greed of fools and human invaders and marauders. People should give up this motive and don't let these attractive drinks anesthetize those pretentious people again! -Saint-Simon
15. Don't laugh at other people's backs, and straighten your waist. -Soviet Union
16. No matter what kind of stilts we step on, we can't do without our own feet. -Brecht
2. Know yourself correctly
Know yourself correctly
1. When we are greatly humbled, we are recently great.-Tagore
2. Conceit is a kind of destruction to any art. Pride is a terrible misfortune. -dimitrov
3. True modesty can only be the product of thinking deeply about vanity. -Bergson
4. All I have to do is to reach out and harvest the crops that others have sown for me. -Goethe
5. Modest students cherish the truth and don't care about praising themselves personally: the first thing that unpretentious students think of is to show off the praise they get personally and be indifferent to the truth. It is stated in the history of thought that modesty is almost always in direct proportion to students' talents, while immodesty is inversely proportional. -plekhanov
6. Never think that you know everything at any time. -Pavlov
7. Ah! Praise, from your own mouth, how boring it is! -Montesquieu
8. None of our habits is as difficult as overcoming pride. Although trying to hide it, overcome it and destroy it, in any case, it is still revealed unconsciously. -Franklin
9. When I recounted many wonderful creations invented by human beings in art and literature, and then reviewed my knowledge, I felt that I was simply shallow. -Galileo
1. Only when everyone here has stopped talking can we humbly ask questions and learn from others. -John Locke
3. Famous sayings about self-worth
● Dissatisfaction with oneself is one of the fundamental characteristics of any truly talented person. -Chekhov
● The mind should be entertained sometimes, so that it can better return to thought and itself. -Federus
● Having a quiet mind is equal to grasping the whole of the mind; Having a stable spirit is equal to being able to command yourself! -Mirbel
● Emotion trumps reason, which is the reason why human beings have evil. -euripides
● In the first half of life, you have the ability to enjoy yourself without the opportunity to enjoy yourself; In the second half of life, there is the opportunity to enjoy but no ability to enjoy. -Mark Twain
● Humans are usually like dogs. When they hear dogs barking in the distance, they bark themselves. -Voltaire
Do you know that human beings always overestimate the value of what they don't have? -Bernard Shaw
● Man is the best among animals when he is perfect, but when he is cut off from law and justice, he is the worst among animals. -Aristotle
● People have an emotional heart, a thinking brain and a talking tongue. -Shelley
4. Ancient poems and famous sentences about seeking relevance, knowing oneself, planning oneself, shaping oneself and realizing oneself
1. I visit myself three times a day-are you disloyal to others? Make friends without believing them? Can you pass it on? -Confucius Disciple
From: The Analects of Confucius Learn
Interpretation: I reflect on myself many times every day: Have I tried my best to do things for others? Is there integrity in dealing with friends? Did the teacher review the knowledge on time?
2. If people in Sri Lanka are entrusted with great responsibilities from heaven, they must first suffer their minds, work their bones and muscles, and starve their bodies and skins. -Mencius
from: "Born in sorrow, died in happiness"
Interpretation: If God wants to put a heavy responsibility on someone, he must first make his mind upset, make his bones and muscles tired, make him hungry, make his body empty and weak, and make his every action unsatisfactory, so as to inspire his mind, make him patient and increase his abilities that he does not have.
3. Reviewing the past and learning the new can be a teacher. -Confucius
Source: The Analects of Confucius
Interpretation: "Revising old knowledge to gain new understanding and experience can make you a teacher. Reviewing old knowledge and learning new knowledge means that people's new knowledge and knowledge are often developed on the basis of what they have learned in the past.
4. Learning without thinking is useless, and thinking without learning is dangerous. -Confucius' disciples and their re-disciples
Source: The Analects of Confucius
Interpretation: Just studying without thinking will make you look at literature and gain meaning, and you will be confused and gain nothing. Just thinking without learning will make you mentally tired and gain nothing.
5. People who know others are wise, and those who know themselves are wise. -Laozi
Source: Laozi School
Interpretation: People who can understand others are smart, and those who can understand themselves are smart.
5. Know your famous sayings correctly
Know your famous sayings correctly
1) There are so many stars in the sky that you can't see the soot on your face. -Malaysia
2) Great people will never abuse their advantages. They see where they are superior to others and realize it, but they will never be modest because of it. The more they excel, the more they realize their shortcomings. -Rousseau
3) Most of our pride is based on our ignorance! -Lessing
4) Never think that you know everything at any time. No matter how highly people think of you, you should always have the courage to say to yourself: I am a person who knows nothing. -Pavlov
5) If you want to know yourself, you'd better ask others. -Japan
6) Modesty consolidates reputation, and those who are too modest should guard against fraud. -Zhu Xi
7) Arrogant and flattering, he is a person. He who wins us is flattering, and he who doesn't know us is arrogant. -Shen Juyi
8) With lofty ideals, we should not underestimate ourselves. -Zhuge Liang
9) What constitutes the biggest obstacle to our study is what is known, not what is unknown. -Bernard
1) There is only one audience who sings praises to himself. -Japan
11) Dissatisfaction with oneself is one of the fundamental characteristics of any truly talented person. -Chekhov
12) The greatest pride and the greatest inferiority all indicate the weakest mind. -Spinoza
13) The most difficult thing is to know yourself. -Greece
14) Don't laugh at other people's backs, but straighten your waist. -Soviet Union
15) If you can't judge yourself, you won't judge others. -Germany
16) Even the most sophisticated person can't see his own back. Africa
17) Everyone knows where shoes pinch. -Latin America
18) Those who are afraid of you to your face must hate you behind your back. -Britain
19) If you can't command yourself, you can't command others. -the United States
2) If a person counts what he has learned from others as his own discovery, it is also very close to virtual arrogance. -Hegel
21) A person who really knows himself can't help being modest. Modesty makes people's heart shrink, like a pebble egg, although small, but extremely strong. Honesty is only possible if you are strong. -Lao She
22) The more incompetent you are, the more pretentious you are. -Deng Tuo
23) The more incompetent people are, the more they like to find fault with others. -Ireland
24) He who knows others is wise, and he who knows himself is wise. He who wins is strong, and he who wins is strong. -Lao Tzu
25) Only among people can we know ourselves. -Germany
26) You know your appetite. -Soviet Union
27) Own shoes, and you know where they are tight. -Spain
28) Self-knowledge is the most rare knowledge. -Spain
29) Laziness in thinking, unwillingness to delve into and deeply understand, complacency or contentment with insignificant knowledge are all reasons for poor intelligence. This kind of poverty is usually called by one word, which is "stupidity". -Gorky
3) Never get stuck in pride. Because once you are proud, you will be stubborn when you should agree; Because once you are proud, you will refuse other people's advice and friendship. Because once you are proud, you will lose your objective standards. -Pavlov
Poems about Knowing Yourself 1. Famous sayings about being a man should know yourself
1. Even the most sophisticated people can't see their backs. -Africa
2. The most difficult thing is to know yourself. -Greece
3. Self-knowledge is the most rare knowledge. -Spain
4. You know where your shoes are tight. -Spain
5. You know what you eat. -Soviet Union
6. Only among people can we know ourselves. -Germany
7. If you can't judge yourself, you won't judge others. -Germany
8. A fool is conceited. He is complacent, which is just the shortcoming of being laughed at and ridiculed by people, and he often exaggerates what should be regarded as a great shame. -krylov
9. When you realize that you are a modest person, you are not a modest person at once. -lev tolstoy
1. Discontent with oneself is one of the fundamental characteristics of any truly talented person. -Chekhov
11. There is only one audience who sings praises to himself. -Japan
12. Don't laugh at others' backs, and straighten your waist. -Soviet Union
13. Humans are usually like dogs. When they hear dogs barking in the distance, they bark themselves. -Voltaire
14. The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself. -telles.
15. If you can't command yourself, you can't command others. -America
16. There are so many stars in the sky that you can't see the soot on your face. -Malaysia
17. Great people will never abuse their advantages. They see where they are superior to others and realize it, but they will never be modest because of it. The more they excel, the more they realize their shortcomings. -Rousseau
18. Whenever possible, you should "imitate" yourself and become yourself. -(America) Morz
19. Never think that you know everything at any time. No matter how highly people think of you, you should always have the courage to say to yourself: I am a person who knows nothing. -Pavlov
2. If you want to know yourself, you'd better ask others. -Japan
21. A person who really knows himself cannot help being modest. Modesty makes people's heart shrink, like a pebble egg, although small, but extremely strong. Honesty is only possible if you are strong. -Lao She
22. The more incompetent you are, the more pretentious you are. -Deng Tuo
23. He who knows others is wise, and he who knows himself is wise. He who wins is strong, and he who wins is strong. -Laozi (famous sayings and epigrams)
2. About correctly understanding one's own famous sayings and epigrams
1. When we are greatly humble, we are recently great.-Tagore
2. Conceit is a kind of destruction to any art. Pride is a terrible misfortune. -dimitrov
3. True modesty can only be the product of thinking deeply about vanity. -Bergson
4. All I have to do is to reach out and harvest the crops that others have sown for me. -Goethe
5. Modest students cherish the truth and don't care about praising themselves personally: the first thing that unpretentious students think of is to show off the praise they get personally and be indifferent to the truth. It is stated in the history of thought that modesty is almost always in direct proportion to students' talents, while immodesty is inversely proportional. -plekhanov
6. Never think that you know everything at any time. -Pavlov
7. Ah! Praise, from your own mouth, how boring it is! -Montesquieu
8. None of our habits is as difficult as overcoming pride. Although trying to hide it, overcome it and destroy it, in any case, it is still revealed unconsciously. -Franklin
9. When I recounted many wonderful creations invented by human beings in art and literature, and then reviewed my knowledge, I felt that I was simply shallow. -Galileo
1. Those who want to be present.