仁者见仁，智者见智

Explanation: It is said to be benevolent see benevolence and the wise see that it is wise. Analogy to the same question, different people from different positions or angles have different views. 　　Usage: Complex sentence; as subject, clause; describe different views on certain issues 　　Source: "Book of the copulative": "eyes of the beholder of that of benevolence, to know that the knowledge of those who see." 　　Examples: As the saying goes: ~, so we think these people should understand. 　　Riddle: Make a sightseeing tour Thesaurus:  Was divided on