Confucius and his disciples repeatedly discussed the principles of conduct and the importance of having lofty aspirations and unwavering determination. They emphasized the need to be benevolent towards people and love all living things, while actively embodying the virtues of a true gentleman. In the Analects, there is a passage that states, "The scholar should not be without a generous mind and a sense of great responsibility. The path is long and arduous." This illustrates how the ancient sages consistently inspired themselves with such principles.

        Children should establish lofty aspirations from an early age, diligently pursue learning, in order to achieve success in the future.

        A person with a broad and magnanimous mindset, who loves others as they love themselves and demonstrates selflessness, is said to possess "magnanimity." Individuals with such breadth of mind naturally have a strong emotional intelligence, excellent emotional management, and great interpersonal relationships. They are able to forge extensive positive connections, mutually benefitting and continuously creating opportunities for mutual success in life.

    "Responsibility" entails a sense of duty, tackling any task without seeking shortcuts, avoiding laziness, and not giving up until the mission is successfully accomplished. By courageously taking on tasks and responsibly fulfilling duties, one can live up to the needs of the country and societal expectations in the future