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Aristotle is a Greek philosopher and a highly educated person. He is a student of Plato and the founder of Lanxin University. His views on all subjects are objective. He did not realize his / her purpose alone. He gained a lot of wisdom and knowledge through his own experience and observation.

Aristotle believes that human happiness is a response to realization of human possibility. These possibilities can be determined by knowledge of the reasonable choice, the actual judgment, and the value of choosing the average value rather than the extreme value. In his view, there is a problem of achieving the goal, which has evolved until it reaches that form. From material to formation, from possibility to practice, it is constantly evolving. Therefore, human primitive instinct can be regarded as a problem that can recognize the possibility of human being as political existence. Aristotle believes that a city state is the growth of nature and that humans are essentially "animals living in urban nations". The city state makes people dependent on themselves and allows them to reach their best potential. He believes the purpose of the city state is moral. According to Aristotle, "the end of the country is a beautiful life, the life in life is virtue and morality."

True freedom includes rules according to the law and rules conforming to the law agreed by the community. Humans have the right to freedom and the ability to distinguish between good and evil, good and evil. Aristotle realized that people worn by dangerous obstacles caused by the desire for power in the public life outside the house were disastrous. The inevitable power will cause many differences and eventually ended in war. Only free people are allowed to gain political status. Women, children and slaves have little or no political power