1.Confucianism (儒家)

Confucianism focuses on relationships, ethics, and becoming a good person through kindness, responsibility, and respect. It teaches that harmony starts from small everyday actions — how we treat family, friends, and ourselves.

Ren: compassion
Li: proper behavior
Xiao: care for family

A gentle thought:
“Becoming a better person is a slow practice, not a perfect goal.”

2.Daoism（道家 / Taoism）

Daoism teaches us to live naturally, softly, and with flow. Instead of forcing life, we move with it. Instead of controlling, we release. It’s about simplicity, peace, and trusting the rhythm of the world.

Dao: “the Way”
Wu wei: effortless action
Simplicity & softness

A gentle thought:
“Soft things can be powerful too.”

3. Zen Buddhism（禅宗）

Zen invites us to see life clearly by returning to the present moment. Instead of overthinking, Zen focuses on awareness, simplicity, and direct experience.

Meditation
Awareness
Letting go of busy thoughts

Asian Philosphy Community

1.Confucianism (儒家)

A gentle thought:
“Becoming a better person is a slow practice, not a perfect goal.”

2.Daoism（道家 / Taoism）

A gentle thought:
“Soft things can be powerful too.”

3. Zen Buddhism（禅宗）

A gentle thought:
“When the mind becomes quiet, the heart becomes light.”

—Laozi

1.Confucianism (儒家)

A gentle thought: “Becoming a better person is a slow practice, not a perfect goal.”

2.Daoism（道家 / Taoism）

A gentle thought: “Soft things can be powerful too.”

3. Zen Buddhism（禅宗）

A gentle thought: “When the mind becomes quiet, the heart becomes light.”

—Laozi

A gentle thought:
“Becoming a better person is a slow practice, not a perfect goal.”

A gentle thought:
“Soft things can be powerful too.”

A gentle thought:
“When the mind becomes quiet, the heart becomes light.”