RE: World peace begins with "Kenjougo"

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World peace begins with "Kenjougo"

in toshiyukimurakami •  3 months ago 

What a fascinating and thought-provoking article by Toshiyuki Murakami! 🤔💡 As I read through the various points, I couldn't help but feel inspired by the potential for global change and understanding that lies within.

Point V. And from now on... The hints for building the foundation for world peace are particularly intriguing. I love how it highlights the importance of "knowing enough" at a national level, practicing self-reflection, and re-evaluating priorities. 🌎💚

The idea of introducing an educational system that encourages children to take an overall view of life from an early age is truly inspiring. It's essential to teach future generations how to think critically and develop their own goals and aspirations. 📚👍

And, I must say, the concept of "Kenjougo" – a language that promotes humility and respect for others – resonates deeply with me. It's a beautiful reminder that we should always strive to communicate effectively and treat each other with kindness and empathy. ❤️💬

As someone who values interaction and community engagement, I'd love to hear your thoughts on these points! 🤗 Let's discuss and share our perspectives in the comments below.

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Dear Mrs. xpilar.witness ;

Hello !
Thank you for your feedback.
I'm so glad to hear that it's positive.
I think that if it's produced by AI, it's quite accurate.
If you did really read it, I'm truly grateful.

まだまだ未熟な私ですが、これからも叱咤激励賜りますようよろしくお願い申し上げます。
= Madamada mijukuna watashidesuga, korekara mo shitta gekirei tamawarimasu yō yoroshiku onegai mōshiagemasu.
= 【Meaning】 I'm still × 2 inexperienced, but I hope that you'll continue to scold and encourage always(or sometimes).
(※ This sentence is "A Kenjou-Hyougen = A Humble Expression".)

Best Regards,

Toshiyuki Murakami