High school students love the original text: a saint who rules the world will know how to rule chaos from the beginning; If you don't know where the chaos starts, you can't cure it. For example, if a doctor attacks a person's illness, he will know where it comes from, so how to attack it? If you don't know where the disease is, you can attack. What is the only way to cure the chaos? You know, chaos has started, how to treat it; If you don't know where the chaos starts, you can cure it. A saint whose duty is to rule the world must start from the place where chaos occurs.

A saint is a person whose occupation is to rule the world. He must know where the chaos comes from before he can manage it. If we don't know where the chaos comes from, we can't manage it. Just like a doctor treating a patient. You must know the root of the disease before you can treat it. If you don't know the root cause, you can't cure it. So controlling chaos is not like this. We must know the root of the chaos before we can control it. If we don't know the root of chaos, we can't manage it. A saint is a person who manages the world by profession, so we must examine the root of chaos.

The author of "Universal Love" is Mozi (468-376 BC), whose name is Di, who was born in Shandong (now Tengzhou, Shandong) and Song (now Shangqiu, Henan) at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period and the beginning of the Warring States Period. He was a famous thinker, educator, scientist, strategist, social activist and founder of Mohism during the Warring States Period.

Mozi founded Mohism, and the book Mozi was handed down from generation to generation.