Knowledge and virtue

    The right self-help is the pursuit of more knowledge. Maintaining self-worth or self-worth is in living a virtuous life. The value of human beings lies in virtue. Living wisely is a human virtue. We can live a virtuous life only if we have knowledge first. If we do not have knowledge, we cannot know what is virtuous, what is sin, what is good, what is good, what is bad. The first thing we need to do to make our lives worthwhile is to make an effort to study regularly, to study deeply. 

    The value of human beings lies not only in having deep knowledge, high education in good schools, but also in living a virtuous life. Learning is the foundation for us to find virtue. Learning is the training of how to think, that is, to think, to analyze, to see good, to see bad, to see black, to see black, to see wrong, to see right. Learners should learn to have knowledge and use that knowledge to help themselves, help their families, help society properly. Learners should live properly, use the knowledge they have to lead their own lives to do only good things, right things. The value of a knowledgeable person is to live rightly, to live rightly, to help rightly, to respect others, to value oneself, to diligently set a good example to others. Arrogant, arrogant, insulting, selfish, that person is not a true learner.