1, never too old to learn. What's the next sentence? Do you want to learn?

It's never too old to learn, to know everything and to say everything.

It is never too old to learn. This sentence comes from Solon, a famous politician in ancient Athens, which literally means "The older you get, the more you learn". Solon won the title of "the first poet in Athens" in his early years; Before and after Solon Reform, which destroyed the clan system, he traveled around. Retired at home in his later years, engaged in research and writing, and often chanted "Never too old to learn" to encourage himself.

The difference between "never too old to learn" and "never too old to learn";

The word (1) has a different position: it is never too old to learn, and learning and living in different places.

(2) Learning is always based on passive acceptance, and learning is always based on active participation.

(3) Most of the learning results are not necessarily valid; It is never too old to learn, and there will be good results. At least I didn't waste my life.