Ancient Greek philosopher democritus

Don't follow the rules. You can't make a square.

During the Warring States Period, Monk's Mencius Li Lou stipulated that tools should be dipped. Moment: a tool for drawing squares. The general idea of these 20 days is that without rules, you can't draw a standard night shape and circle. Monk cited two examples of skilled craftsmen evading the principle of governing the country in "Leaving a Building without Paying an Account". "Leaving Lou Zhiming is a clever way to lose your son." According to legend, Li Lou was a man in the era of the Yellow Emperor, who lost seven Zhu Xuan. He knew that Li Lou could be a hundred paces away, so he asked him to find Zhu Xuan. However, people like him who are famous for their clear boundaries also need the help of rules to find what they are looking for. The loser is Lu Ban, the father of China craftsmen. Because he pretends to be superior in art, he can't make fine works of art without rules and regulations. By extension, being a teacher is the same. Redundancy has certain norms. It is difficult to cultivate a real all-rounder by renting a house. The "rules" of society must be learned from education in Cambodia and from education. Therefore, we must attach importance to education in order to benefit the "miracle" of society. There is this "rule". Society can't distribute drawers well.

Monk, a thinker and educator in the Warring States Period, was a representative figure of Confucianism, and Mencius talked about Li Lou.

Rules are for breaking and creating.

The Chronicle of Summer Campus of Taiwan Province Romance Novelist Xi Juan.

My husband's family is not fierce, but my loving mother has lost her son.

Han Fei, Warring States, Han Fei's Han Fei's outstanding learning. Fierce: fierce. Lu: Slave. There are no cruel slaves in the family with strict parents, but the loving mother who dotes on her children is used to drinking black sheep. Han Fei's "Xianxue" advocated legalism, but made a fierce frontal attack on Confucianism and Mohism, especially Confucianism. Han Fei emphasized the rule of law and the consolidation of rule by strength. He said: "Therefore, if you have more power, you will face the people, and if you have less money, you will be wise to protect yourself. ~. I know that power can stop violence, but virtue is not enough to stop chaos. " Two sentences are two positive and negative examples of Han Fei: if the law is severely punished and everyone is afraid of the law, then it is possible to "ban violence." If the Confucian benevolent policy is implemented, it is difficult to "stop the chaos." We can critically inherit the rational core of legalists.

Han Fei, a philosopher at the end of the Warring States Period, "Han Fei Zi Xian Xue"

Whoever loves according to the rules will not get love.

Montaigne, a late French Renaissance thinker

Those who are willing to learn from others should abide by the rules first, and then abide by them.

He Jiang, a scholar and painter in Qing Dynasty

Moment is not right, not square; If the rules are not correct, they cannot be round.

Huai Nan Zi by Liu An, King of Huainan, the Royal Family of the Western Han Dynasty

The master demonstrated his creative ability in strict rules.

There is an old rule in playing cards, which is to let all losers talk nonsense.

Irish poet tomm moore.

Heart is like a ruler, ambition is like a ruler, quietness is like water, and integrity is like a rope.

Yan Zun, a hermit in the Western Han Dynasty

If you want to be straight, you must take yourself as the criterion; If you want to know that a square is round, you must obey the rules.

Lv Buwei, the author of Lv Chunqiu, was a businessman and politician at the end of the Warring States Period.