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Discovering Ancient Wisdom at the World Conference of Classics 🌟
\n\n”To be ignorant of what occurred before you were born is to remain always a child.” These wise words were spoken by Cicero, a famous thinker and politician from ancient Rome over 2,000 years ago! But what does that mean for us today?\n
\n\nRecently, experts who study ancient civilizations gathered at the first ever World Conference of Classics. They talked about why learning about the “classics”—the stories, ideas, and histories from ancient times—is still important now.\n
\n\nClassics include the myths of Greece, like Hercules and the gods of Olympus ⚡, the philosophies from China, like Confucius’s teachings on kindness and respect, and the tales of ancient Egypt, with pharaohs and pyramids 🏛️.\n
\n\nBy exploring these stories, we can learn valuable lessons about bravery, friendship, and making good choices. Plus, it’s like uncovering hidden treasures from the past! 🗺️✨\n
\n\nSo next time you read about ancient heroes or old legends, remember that they’re more than just stories—they’re wisdom passed down through the ages, and they can help us make the world a better place today.\n
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Watch: The World Conference of Classics – classics and the future
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