夫子云 有教无类
“Confucius said, "In education there should be no class distinction."”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
吴兄过誉了
“You flatter me, Wu.”
夫子云 有教无类
“Confucius said, "In education there should be no class distinction."”
簪花将军她若诚心学礼
“If Flower-Crowned General sincerely wants to learn etiquette,”
“You cannot reject her without directly violating Confucius's own teachings.”
Attributed to Confucius, this foundational tenet asserts that education should be accessible to all regardless of wealth, class, or background, often invoked to defend unorthodox students.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
education for everyone irrespective of background; in instruction there is no separation of classes
A famous classical idiom originating from the Analects of Confucius, used when defending universal education and equality.
the Master (Confucius) says
A formal, archaic preface used to cite Confucius or an esteemed master.
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“Teachable.”
“A teachable student.”
“You're finally teachable.”
“- You're a good apprentice. - I'm a good apprentice.”
“You're teachable.”
“Didn't they teach you any decency?”