Teaching slogans in colleges and universities

Glowing in your heart, happiness will come at any time.

Objective: Learn from the lessons and seek truth from facts.

Source: "Seeking Truth from Facts" comes from the biography of Wang Xiande between Han Shuhe. Liu De is one of the fourteen sons of Han Jing Emperor Liu Qi. He died in Hejian (now Hejian County, Hebei Province), so he was called "Hejian Wang Xian". He loved books all his life, and collected many old books from the people in the pre-Qin period and arranged them neatly. His down-to-earth and hard work have made many scholars deeply admire him and are willing to study with him. Liu De collected ancient books, many of which were bought at high prices, because ancient books were relatively rare since Qin Shihuang burned them. He not only collects old books, but also studies them carefully. Therefore, Ban Gu, a historian of the Eastern Han Dynasty, wrote a biography for Liu De when compiling Hanshu, and at the beginning of the biography, he highly praised Liu De's studious spirit and praised Liu De for "learning from history and seeking truth from facts". This means that Liu De loves ancient culture and studies it very seriously. He always draws correct and reliable conclusions from sufficient factual basis. Now people use this idiom, which generally refers to finding out the internal relations of things from the actual situation and exploring the regularity of their development. It also means that everything you say and do is in line with the actual situation.

If my answer is helpful to you, please adopt it. I wish you progress in your study O(∩_∩)O ~ ~