values

As a Taiwanese, have you ever been trapped by the "Five Desires"? They are sight, sound, smell, taste and touch, which influence our lives. Only by understanding the five desires can we look at desires more clearly, make wiser choices, and pursue inner peace and happiness.

In this turbulent world, seeking the truth is a journey to find inner peace. It guides us to explore the meaning of life, pursue a higher spiritual realm, and find guidance when we are lost, so that we can ultimately live a fuller and more meaningful life.

What does MY stand for in Taiwan? It is not just an English abbreviation, but also a reflection of a life attitude. Explore yourself, embrace your uniqueness, MY encourages us to live out our true selves and bravely pursue our dreams. Let us define our own MY together!

Cultural comparison is not just a comparison of numbers. It reveals the values, lifestyles and thinking patterns of different cultures. By understanding cultural differences, we can gain a deeper understanding of Taiwan, expand our international perspectives, promote cross-cultural exchanges, and build a more harmonious society.

Education is not just the accumulation of knowledge, but also a process of cultivating character and establishing values. It's about how you think, how you get along with people, and how you face challenges. In Taiwan, a good upbringing can help us become more complete and competitive people.

"Incorruptibility" embodies a strong character, meaning one is upright and unyielding and will not be changed by external forces. In Taiwanese society, this persistence is particularly valuable, as it represents adherence to principles and the pursuit of fairness and justice. Let us learn together to become an upright person and bring more positive energy to society.