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Sensitive and eager to learn, not ashamed to ask questions; If three people walk together, one of them must be qualified to be my teacher.

"In a threesome, there must be a teacher" and "studious, not ashamed to ask questions." These are two of the six articles in The Analects that impressed me the most. The first is that several people go together, so there must be someone who can be a teacher; The latter tells us to study hard quickly and don't be shy to ask people who are not as good as ourselves. Although these two sentences came from Confucius more than two thousand years ago, they are still wise sayings and of great significance. "In a threesome, there must be a teacher." This sentence contains a broad truth: capable people are teachers. In our daily life, there are many people to contact every day, and everyone has certain advantages, which are worth learning and can also be our mentor. Suppose it belongs to our class. In this class group of nearly 80 people, some are fierce in basketball, some are good at painting, some are good at calligraphy, and some are good at chess. Some are astronomy, some are geography; Some are all numbers; Some people are good at singing and dancing ... learn from these ordinary people around them, just like seedlings in evergreen trees are absorbing rich nutrients. The mountains are so majestic and continuous; The sea is so vast and boundless, and the mountain is high because it never rejects every pebble; The sea is wide because it actively gathers little by little water. If you want to have the feelings of mountains and the depth of the sea, you must be good at learning from ordinary people-"three people must have a teacher." Children of a few years old are certainly not as good as educators in their forties; Ordinary people are not as knowledgeable as historians ... but it is this "shameless questioning" that has created many great men.