"Self-cultivation" refers to personal growth and self-cultivation. The word comes from "self-cultivation" and was put forward by Japanese scholar Daisaku Ikeda, which means that everyone can achieve self-growth and development through self-cultivation and self-education. The concept of self-cultivation first appeared in Daisaku Ikeda's Buddhist thought, and later it was widely used in education, management, career development and other fields.

Self-development and growth

The concept of self-cultivation emphasizes individual self-development and growth, which is different from the traditional passive education concept.

Self-awareness and self-realization

Self-cultivation believes that everyone should explore their own potential and advantages through self-exploration, self-reflection, self-cognition and self-realization, and continue to grow and develop in practice.

Self-education and self-management of students

In the field of education, the concept of self-cultivation is applied to students' self-education and self-management, helping students to establish their awareness and ability of self-learning and self-management, so as to better exert their potential.

Self-development and self-management of employees

In the field of management and career development, the concept of self-cultivation emphasizes employees' self-development and self-management, so as to improve employees' working ability and professional quality and better meet the needs of modern career development.

Positive attitude and behavior towards life.

In short, self-cultivation is a positive attitude and behavior towards life, emphasizing individual self-awareness and self-realization, and it is an important concept and method for personal development and career development.