The Return of Confucius, Part 2 of the Trilogy

His name is Kong Qiuye. The clone is twenty-eight years old, and his memory stays in 479 BC - the day Confucius died. He doesn't know what mobile phones, the Internet, or the college entrance examination are. He only knew that his name was Confucius, that he had taught poor children to write in a kiln, and had engraved the words "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you." Then he was thrown into the international high school of 2055. Students called him a "weird teacher" and some people online called him a "liar." He doesn't understand KPIs, he doesn't understand involution, and he doesn't understand why people live in brightly lit cities, but their hearts are colder than the wilderness of spring and autumn. But he said: "'Benevolence' means two people. One person cares about the other person, no reason is needed." A dark force called "Mother of Doubt" is using cyber violence and the collapse of trust to erode people's hearts. It wants everyone to believe it - to believe is foolish and to be kind is hypocritical. There is only one classroom in Kongqiuye, with forty students, and the same belief as 2,500 years ago: "Virtue never stands alone, it must have neighbors." He taught students to write "letters", helped young boys write letters to their father who had been away from home for four years, and helped anxious mothers understand that "scores are not everything"... Doubtful mother makes noise. He creates echoes. This is not a book that teaches you to memorize The Analects of Confucius. This is a man who uses medicine from 2,500 years ago to cure the diseases in modern people's hearts. Benevolence is the most burning energy in the universe. This time, he returns to make you believe again.