Educational aphorisms – Karl Marx

(1) The free development of each person is the condition for the free development of all people.

2. Instead of decorating yourself with a gorgeous coat, arm yourself with knowledge.

3. A person should be: lively and disciplined, naïve and not naïve, brave and not reckless, stubborn and principled, enthusiastic but not impulsive, optimistic and not blind.

4. Life is like the ocean, only strong-willed people can reach the other shore.

5. The economic base determines the superstructure.

6. Friendship always needs to be sown with loyalty, irrigated with enthusiasm, cultivated with principles, and cared for with understanding.

7. People must learn to walk, but also to learn to wrestle. And only after wrestling can you learn to walk.

8. In my opinion, true love is manifested in the implicit, humble and even shy attitude of the lover towards his idol, and by no means in the casual outpouring of enthusiasm and premature intimacy.

9. Conscience is determined by man's knowledge and the whole way of life.

10. Truth is a flintstone – the more it is struck, the more radiance it shines.

11. One practical movement is more important than a dozen programs.

12 If man works only for himself, he may become a famous scholar, a brilliant man, a brilliant poet, but he can never become truly perfect and great.

13. The value of man is contained in man's talents.

14. Philosophers simply explain the world in different ways, and the problem is to change the world.

15. The essence of man is not an abstraction inherent in a single person. In its reality, he is the sum of all social relations.

16. The writer must certainly earn money to live, to write, but he should never live for the sake of earning money, to write.

17. At any time, I will not be satisfied, and the more I read, the more deeply I feel dissatisfied, the more I feel that my knowledge is poor.

18. The brilliance of youth, the key to ideals, the meaning of life, and even the survival and development of human beings are all contained in these two words: struggle! Only struggle can heal the wounds of the past; only struggle is where the hope and light of our nation lie.

19 If we choose the profession which is best able to work for the happiness of mankind, then the burden cannot overwhelm us, for it is dedicated for the sake of mankind. Then what we feel will not be pitiful, limited, selfish pleasures, but our happiness will belong to millions of people. Our cause will live on forever and make a difference. In the face of our ashes, noble people will shed tears.

20. If you want to enjoy art, then you must be an artistic person.

21. There are two leaps in the process of cognition, first through perceptual practice to have rational understanding, and after rational understanding can guide perceptual practice.