“A benevolent person will establish others if he wants to establish himself, and if he wants to achieve something, he will achieve it.” “Don’t do to others what you don’t want others to do to you.” These are important principles for realizing benevolence. If you want to stand up for yourself, you must also You must also make others stand; you must make it work for yourself, and at the same time, you must make it work for others. If you can do it by referring yourself to others, and consider others from their perspective, you have achieved benevolence. The concept of "benevolence" has extremely rich connotations, including how to achieve the state of "benevolence" internally, and how to realize "benevolence" externally. It ranges from the cultivation of personal ideal personality to the management of the country. Ideal social behavior is an ideal personality cultivation system with profound connotations, including all aspects of thought and behavior, including individual and group life.