Confucius: He who cherishes his old knowledge, so as continually to acquire new, he may be…
He who cherishes his old knowledge, so as continually to acquire new, he may be a teacher of others.
In today’s wordsWhoever keeps treasuring what he already knows while constantly learning something new is fit to teach others.
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