I love my teacher, and I love truth more. Please understand this sentence.

Intention: To examine the examinee's understanding ability and analytical and argumentation ability.

Topic analysis: This topic is viewpoint analysis. To answer such questions well, we must first understand this sentence accurately and accurately grasp the meaning expressed by the speaker through this sentence. Then analyze and demonstrate the point of view expressed in this sentence. Aristotle's famous saying in the title: "I love my teacher, and I love truth more." We can analyze it like this. First of all, this sentence has two parts, one is "love my teacher" and the other is "love the truth". "Love my teacher" means to respect and love my teacher. "Love the truth" means: take the pursuit of objective laws and truth as your ultimate goal of learning. Secondly, judging from the sentence structure, this is a progressive sentence, so the original intention of this sentence is to emphasize the importance of "loving the truth". So the core meaning of this sentence is: don't dare to question the teacher's point of view because of respect and love for the teacher, but pursue the truth with an objective, rational and rigorous attitude. After understanding the core meaning of Aristotle's sentence, let's analyze and discuss the views expressed in this sentence. In the process of analyzing and discussing this view, you can make sense or give examples. In the last part of the answer, we can also briefly talk about the enlightenment and guiding significance of this sentence to our current work.