Not Enough

This is not a simple counterattack and cool article, but a deep meditation and debate on "Tao" and "Technology", "Ideal" and "Reality", "Personal Practice" and "Responsibility to the World". It tells the story of how Chen Wangqiu, a young man from a poor family, struggled to find his way between the Confucian ideals of "cultivating oneself, harmonizing the family, governing the country, and bringing peace to the world" and the Taoist wisdom of "the weak conquers the strong". He finally emerged from the ups and downs of the officialdom, returned to the origin of "bringing virtue to the world", and used the fire of enlightenment to recast the legendary journey of Taoism.