Wisdom Examination Primary School Sharing - Finding a Balance Between Change and Change

The advantages and disadvantages of "change" and "unchanged" seem to be difficult to find a standard. We also have to admit that there is no absolute "change" and "unchanged" in the world.

"Unchanging" may be a kind of maturity, a kind of self-confidence, because it may be easier to find a sense of belonging, a familiar nostalgia there.

"Change" may be a trend, a kind of courage, because we can find a novelty, a passion, a force that can be called upward or forward in general.

If you think about it, "change" is in line with social trends, especially in developing countries like ours, such as movies, television, newspapers and other ever-changing information and programs that are constantly being revised, or restaurants, theaters, stations, schools, etc. that have been demolished in the blink of an eye. And "unchanged" seems to be more in line with human nature, a kind of familiarity, identification, nostalgia, and good feelings, just like the calligraphy and paintings of that year that are still hanging in a teahouse that I visited many years ago, and the faint fragrance of tea wafting.

A restaurant in front of the street is newly opened, and people come to "taste the early" in an endless stream. But I remember the old store before this new store, and the customers came and went a few months ago.

"Your school has changed too much." This is what a parent said the other day when I talked to me. And what kind of state is there between the "change" of seeing and the "change" of the invisible and the "unchanging" that cannot be easily seen?

Colleagues often say: with the initial enthusiasm, do the cause forever! There are too many mysteries of "change" and "unchanged" in this sentence. All we can do is find a balance between this "change" and "invariance."