Talking about talent has no virtue.

The meaning of this sentence is that a person with virtue but no talent is not a talent, but a talent without virtue, and he is a scourge.

The meaning of this sentence can be understood from the following aspects:

1. Morality is the basic requirement for talents. If a person has no morality, even if he has talent, it can't be called talent. Because morality is the basic criterion of human society and the basis of mutual respect and understanding between people. If a person has no morality, then he can't really respect, care and consider others, and he can't play a real role in society.

2. Talent is an important condition for talent. If a person has no talent, then he can't be competent for some jobs or make outstanding contributions in some fields. Therefore, talent is one of the important conditions to become a talent. But in contrast, morality is more important than talent, because if a person has no morality, then his talent may be used for improper purposes, thus causing harm to society.

3. Talents should have both ability and political integrity. If a person wants to be a real talent, he must have both ability and political integrity. Only without virtue can a person's development be limited, and only without virtue can it do harm to society. Therefore, a real talent must have both ability and political integrity, not only noble moral quality, but also excellent talents and skills.

In a word, this sentence reminds us to develop our talents while paying attention to personal moral cultivation. Only by having both ability and political integrity can we become real talents and make greater contributions to society.