“默而识之,学而不厌,诲人不倦,何有于我哉?”(《〈论语〉六则》)这一则的一至三句,历来都认为是说了三件事,即,“默默地记住所学的东西,自己学习永不满足,教导别人不感到疲倦”。 The one or three sentences of this one, “Simply knowing and learning without getting bored, and swearing tirelessly, how can you tell me?” (“The Analects of Confucius”), has historically been thought of as saying three things, namely, “Silent Remembering what you have learned, your learning is never satisfied, and you are taught not to feel tired.”