In order to be benevolent, Confucius's disciple Zeng Zi had to reflect on himself again and again every day: Are you doing your best to help others? Are you trustworthy when interacting with friends? Have you reviewed the studies taught by the teacher? In addition to integrity and benevolence, Confucius also emphasized that a person should also pay attention to all-round development, that is, the ambition lies in Tao, the basis lies in virtue, and the reliance lies in benevolence. Only in this way can we truly be a human being.