The famous saying of Socrates

Plato one day asked the teacher, Socrates, what is love, Socrates told him to go to the wheat field once or go back on the way to pick one of the greatest and best wheat ears, but only once Plato thought it was easy to be confident. who knows that he hasn't returned to the end after half a day, he was dejected and told the teacher why he went back empty-handed: "It is rare to see a seemingly good one, but I don't know if it is the best. I have to, because I can only pick it once and have to give up, then we can see whether there is better. When we find that there is no wheat spike in the hand, Socrates told him: "That is love." Plato asked the teacher one day, Socrates, what is marriage. Socrates told him to go to binshulin once or go back and choose the best and best fit for Christmas trees. but only once Plato had learned the last time, he dragged a seemingly straight, green, but sparse fir tree. Socrates asked Him, "Is this the best tree? "Plato replied to the teacher:" Because we can only pick one tree, we can hardly see a seemingly good one and find that time and physical strength are not enough, whether it is the best or not, then, Socrates told him: "That's marriage." Plato asked the teacher one day, Socrates, what is an affair. Socrates, or he asked him to go to the woods once. He could go back and forth on the way, taking the best-looking flower, Plato, with confidence. two hours later, he moved back to a colorful but slightly broken flower. Socrates asked Him, "Is this the best flower? "Plato replied to the teacher:" I have been looking for two hours and found that this is the most beautiful flower in full bloom. But on the way back from my purchase, it gradually withered. Then Socrates told him: "That's an affair." Another day, I asked the teacher, Socrates, what is life, Socrates, or asked him to go to the woods once. He could go back and forth. On the way, he wanted to take the best-looking flower. Plato had the previous lesson. I went out for three days and three nights with confidence, he hasn't returned either. Socrates had to go into the woods to find him, and finally found Plato was in the woods. Socrates asked him, "Are you looking for the best flowers? "Plato pointed to a flower on the side and said," This is the best flower. "Socrates asked:" Why not bring it out? "Plato replied to the teacher:" If I take it off, it will wither immediately. Even if I don't pick it up, it will sooner or later. So I live on the side of it while it is still in full bloom. When it fades, find another one. This is the second best flower I have ever looked. "Then, Socrates told him:" You know the true meaning of life"

 

The famous saying of Socrates