1. The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself. —— Teles

2. How can a person know himself? Not through thinking, but through practice. —— Goethe (Germany)

3. A person who really knows himself cannot be immodest. Humility makes a person's heart shrink, like a pebble. Although it is small, it is extremely strong. Only by being strong can you be honest. —— Lao She

4. People live for others—first of all, for those people whose joy and health are related to all our own happiness, but also for many people we don’t know. Human beings, whose destiny is closely bound up with ours through the ties of sympathy. I remind myself hundreds of times every day that my spiritual and material life depends on the labor of others (including living and dead), and I must try my best to repay with the same weight what I have received and what I am still receiving today. Something to hold on to. I have a strong yearning for a frugal life, and it is often unbearable to find that I am taking too much of the labor of my fellow men. —— Einstein

5. A person’s nobility comes from recognizing his own pain. —— Pascal

6. If you are smart, you will understand your ignorance; if you do not understand this, you are ignorant. - Lu Leng

7. The more questions a child asks, the more things around him will be known in early childhood, and the smarter he will be in school, the brighter his eyes, and the sharper his memory. To cultivate your child's intelligence, you have to teach him to think. —— Suhomlinsky

8. There is a deep-rooted need in people’s hearts - they always want to feel that they are discoverers, researchers, and explorers. In the spiritual world of children, this need is particularly strong. But if this need is not provided with nourishment, that is, if there is no active contact with facts and phenomena, and there is a lack of fun in knowledge, this need will gradually disappear, and the interest in seeking knowledge will also be extinguished along with it. —— Suhomlinsky

9. We do not need to envy the talents of others, nor do we need to lament our own mediocrity; everyone has his own personality charm. The most important thing is to understand your own personality and develop it. —— Konosuke Matsushita

10. People will know the universe, but they will not know themselves. I am further away than any planet. —— Chais

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11. Only by standing firm in theoretical and political understanding will one not be shaken by certain phenomena or rumors at any time. ! — — __

12. The true greatness of a person lies in his ability to understand his own insignificance. —— John Paul

13. Know yourself. —— Socrates

14. Pride can overwhelm all sadness. Either a person hides his own patheticness; then if he reveals his own patheticness, he will know his pathetic and glorified self. Pride overwhelms and sweeps away all wretchedness. It’s a surprising monster and a glaring aberration. - Pascal

15. I think everyone I know has morals, although I don't like to ask. I know I have. But I would rather teach others morality every day than practice morality myself. "Leave morality to others", this is my motto. Finished giving away morality. You'll never need it. —— Mark Twain

16. Human life is maintained by its own strength and inducement. For people, the greatest danger is to lose this unbreakable understanding. —— Tan Yixiong