Ancient Adage-Timeless Wisdom Ep8 | Embracing the world with virtue

Written more than 2,000 years ago, the ancient classic "Zhou Yi," or "The Book of Changes" contains a passage that means just as the heavens exhibit vitality through their movement, a virtuous person should strive constantly; and just as the earth's terrain is yielding, a virtuous person should possess the spirit of benevolence. In the eyes of the ancient Chinese, the earth was the source of all life's birth, growth, and development. They revered the earth and believed that a virtuous person should be like the earth: broad-minded, accommodating all things. This is the creed that the Chinese people have adhered to for millennia -- embracing the world with virtue.