Virtue is not alone, but neighbors come, from the Analects written by Confucius. "Virtue is not alone, there must be neighbors" means that a moral person will not be lonely and must be accompanied by like-minded people. The so-called "virtue" here refers to a moral person. "Not lonely" means not feeling lonely.

The Analects of Confucius is the fourth edition of The Analects of Confucius, which contains several important categories, principles and theories of Confucianism and has a great influence on later generations. Also known as "Shang". The main content involves the relationship between righteousness and benefit, personal moral cultivation, filial piety to parents and the difference between a gentleman and a villain. This paper includes some main categories, principles and theories of Confucian heavy-rent tourism, which has a great influence on later generations.

The sentence "Germany is not alone, there must be neighbors" means that we should first consider whether we work hard, not what kind of eyes people next to us will look at us at first. Although "morality is not alone" emphasizes personal efforts, this is how we should start to improve our moral cultivation. However, from today's understanding, the phrase "Germany is not alone, but disadvantages will be adjacent" is not only to improve moral cultivation.

"Virtue is not alone, there must be neighbors" shows that as long as we pursue it tirelessly, people around us will never understand it, never support it, and like-minded people from afar will definitely send us help and blessings from afar after learning about what we have done through various channels.