What is the basic spirit of ancient Greek philosophy?

The basic spirit of ancient Greek philosophy is as follows:

In the history of western philosophy, ancient Greek philosophy is its bud.

The original Greek philosophers were also natural scientists. They are not satisfied with primitive religions and myths, but explain the world with natural phenomena according to their own intuition and normal common sense of human beings. They saw their unity and connection from the infinite changes and development, contradictions and opposites of natural phenomena.

Facts have proved that almost all kinds of cosmology put forward by early Greek philosophers are extremely obvious fallacies, but this will not reduce their importance.

Extended data:

Theory of Three Represents in ancient Greek philosophy was Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.

The three are in the same strain: Socrates is Plato's teacher and Plato is Aristotle's teacher.

Ancient Greek philosophers, there are three consecutive figures we have to mention: Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. Together, the three of them founded today's western philosophy.

In the early Middle Ages, Aristotle's works were not translated due to the prevalence of neo-Platonism. But in the12nd century, Aristotemism began to rise, and his works were translated into various European languages, forming the scholasticism in the late Middle Ages.