Monday, January 19, 2026

马年祝贺词

马年祝贺词可以围绕事业腾飞、吉祥如意、健康平安等主题,常用成语有"马到成功"、"一马当先"、"龍馬精神";短语可祝福"马力十足,事业领先"、"策马扬鞭,再创佳绩";也可使用谐音梗,如"马上有钱"、"马年大吉"等,适用于不同场合,如送长辈、同事或朋友。 
四字吉祥成语 
  • 事业/学业: 馬到成功、一馬當先、萬馬奔騰、策馬揚鞭、馬不停蹄。 
  • 財運/富貴: 馬到金來、金馬玉堂、財源廣進。 
  • 健康/平安: 龍馬精神、馬到平安、馬上安康。 
  • 通用: 馬年大吉、金馬迎春、福馬呈祥、馬到福到。 
送給長輩/親友 
  • 祝福康健: 願您馬年福至,身體康健,步步穩健如駿馬安行。 
  • 祝福平安: 馬蹄聲聲報平安,願您的生活如詩如畫、如意連連。 
  • 祝福幸福: 馬年快樂,祝願家人們在新的一年裡,健康快樂,生活美滿。 
送給同事/老闆/合作夥伴 
  • 事業騰飛: 祝您新的一年馬力十足、事業領先,所有計畫都能馬到成功!

Saturday, January 3, 2026

Making ribbons

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Knotting hacks



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Immanuel Kant, a pivotal Enlightenment philosopher

Immanuel Kant, a pivotal Enlightenment philosopher, is known for quotes emphasizing reason, duty, and human dignity, such as his famous "Dare to think!" (Sapere aude!), urging self-guided understanding, and the

Categorical Imperative: "Act only according to that maxim whereby you can at the same time will that it should become a universal law," highlighting universal moral principles, and the idea to treat humanity "never merely as a means to an end, but always at the same time as an end". Other key quotes touch on the awe of the "starry sky above me and the moral law within me," the link between knowledge and experience, and that "Science is organized knowledge. Wisdom is organized life".

On Reason & Enlightenment

  • "Dare to think!" (Sapere aude!).
  • "Immaturity is the incapacity to use one's intelligence without the guidance of another"
  • "All our knowledge begins with the senses, proceeds then to understanding, and ends with reason. There is nothing higher than reason"

makiguchi and inmanuel kant

Japanese educator Tsunesaburo Makiguchi was significantly influenced by Immanuel Kant, particularly Kant's focus on ethics, happiness, and the human condition, integrating these ideas into his "value-creating pedagogy" which centered education on fostering human flourishing and societal well-being, contrasting with militaristic education of his time
. While Kant established principles of moral value (Beauty, Goodness, Truth), Makiguchi adapted these, arguing "Value" arose from human creative activity, a key distinction in his philosophy of "Soka" (value creation) education. 
Key Connections
  • Ethical Foundation: Kant's emphasis on morality, virtue, and the pursuit of happiness resonated with Makiguchi, forming a philosophical bedrock for his educational reforms.
  • Value System: Kant, and later Neo-Kantianism, identified core values like Beauty, Goodness, and Truth. Makiguchi built on this, but differentiated objective "Truth" from subjective "Value," which he saw as created through human action, linking goodness and beauty to human potential.
  • Purpose of Education: Both thinkers sought to elevate the human condition, with Kant influencing the focus on individual potential and Makiguchi applying this to create a system where education's aim was to generate lasting value for individuals and society.
  • Contextual Application: Makiguchi's philosophy emerged in opposition to Japan's militaristic education, using Kantian and other influences to advocate for a humanistic, value-focused approach to teaching. 
Makiguchi's Adaptation
  • Makiguchi developed his "Soka" (value-creating) education based on Kantian ethics, but critiqued the Western triad of values by asserting that while beauty and goodness are created by humans, "truth" is an objective reality, not a human-made value.
  • He aimed to shift education from mere political indoctrination to fostering genuine human happiness and fulfillment, deeply rooted in the ethical framework Kant provided.