In the history of western education, the three great arts founded by the ancient Greek school of wise men are grammar, rhetoric and dialectics. Grammar, rhetoric and dialectics are collectively called "three arts", which were founded by the ancient Greek school of wise men. Plato added arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music to the "three arts", and the previous "three arts" were collectively called "seven arts". Greece is the earliest civilization in Europe, which was inherited by Rome. Greece is considered as the birthplace of western civilization, and its history can be traced back to ancient Greece.