1, Mozi introduced:

Mozi, named Zhai, was a Song poet in the late Spring and Autumn Period and the early Warring States Period. A descendant of Mu Yi, a noble in the Song Dynasty, once worked as a doctor in the Song Dynasty. China was an ancient thinker, educator, scientist, strategist, founder and main representative of Mohism.

Mozi, the founder of Mohism, put forward the viewpoints of universal love, mutual non-aggression, Shang Xian, Shang Tong, ambition, ignorance of ghosts, no life, no happiness, frugal burial and frugality. With universal love as the core and frugality and Shang Xian as the fulcrum, Mozi founded a school with outstanding achievements in geometry, physics and optics.

2, Mozi advocated the purpose of labor education:

Mozi advocated that the purpose of labor education is to cultivate "wise men" or "part-time practitioners". A "wise man" has three criteria: taking morality as sincerity, arguing with words and knowing with Tao. That is, the requirements of morality, thinking and argumentation, knowledge and skills.

In the harsh social environment of the Warring States period, this pursuit and desire can only be an unrealistic dream, but this ideal spirit of equality and friendship is a precious spiritual heritage of mankind.

Mozi s philosophy and scientific thought;

1, Mozi's philosophical thought:

The main contribution of Mozi's philosophy is epistemology. He regards the direct feeling experience of "the truth of eyes and ears" as the only source of understanding. He believes that judging the existence of things should be based on what everyone sees and hears, not personal imagination.

2. Mozi's scientific thought:

Mozi believes that the universe is a continuous whole, and individuals or parts separated from this unified whole are all components of this unified whole. In other words, the whole contains individuals, and the whole is composed of individuals, and there is an inevitable organic connection between the whole and the individuals.

Starting from this continuous view of the universe, Mozi named time "Jiu" and space "Yu", and gave the definitions of "Jiu" and "Yu", that is, "Jiu" refers to all time including ancient and modern times, and "Yu" refers to all spaces including east, west, north and south, and time and space are continuous.