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The so-called teacher, then he must be more knowledgeable than students in some way, so he can be called a teacher. People will inevitably have questions that they don't understand, but if they don't learn from their teachers, won't they never be able to answer them? Teachers don't have to be older than students. Can't younger people understand the truth? As written in the article, "Where the Tao is, so is the teacher". As long as it makes sense, there must be teachers.

Confucius was called a saint, but he was not ashamed to ask questions. He studied under the guidance of Zanzi and Changhong, and his knowledge is absolutely not worse than theirs. He just wants to learn other knowledge that he can't. He said, "A threesome requires a teacher." As the saying goes, "Two heads are better than one." That's true. No matter who you are, there will be something you don't understand. For example, some primary school students do math problems that doctoral students can't even do. Even if you graduated from the Chinese Department of a university, you won't be familiar with every word in the dictionary. People are far less knowledgeable than saints, but they refuse to learn from them. In this case, what progress will people make?

Teachers are everywhere, but they are often ignored and even laughed at. Witch doctors, musicians and craftsmen often learn from each other. As for those literati, they have no knowledge. As soon as they heard someone calling them "teachers" and "disciples", many people gathered together to laugh at others and said, "He is about his age and has similar moral knowledge. It is shameful to treat a person with a low status as a teacher, and it is almost flattering to treat a person with a high official position as a teacher! " Sounds like they set standards for all teachers!

Teachers can teach in all aspects, but some people are ashamed to learn from them!