People are often like travelers wandering in a fog, led astray by appearances and emotions, mistaking fleeting feelings for reality. True reality, however, lies hidden within deeper layers of reason and structure. Therefore, the essence of growth is moving from passive acceptance to active understanding, from chaotic cognition to clear judgment.
The meaning of education is not merely the accumulation and repetition of knowledge, but the awakening of an individual's inner thinking ability, enabling them to see beyond appearances, raise questions, and gradually approach the truth through continuous questioning and reflection.
Maturity, on the other hand, is not only about acquiring more information, but also about learning restraint and prudence, thinking before expressing oneself, judging before acting, not being easily driven by emotions and prejudices, and maintaining a clear and gentle understanding in one's relationship with others and the world, thereby gradually forming a more complete self.