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PILIHAN KITA: DARI PIONEER MENJADI PEMBANGUN MASA DEPAN Keluarga Pioneer terkasih! 🤝🦅 Pada hari yang penuh makna, mari renungkan arti menjadi bagian gerakan 7 tahun ini. Bukan hanya menekan tombol setiap hari, tapi kita sedang menulis bab baru sejarah keuangan dunia. APA YANG KITA LAKUKAN ADALAH PERUBAHAN SEJATI • Pi berbeda karena untuk orang biasa tidak perlu alat mahal, hanya ponsel • Kita tidak membangun produk, tapi ekosistem - setiap transaksi membangun fondasi masa depan • KYC bukan penghalang, tapi perlindungan untuk bersaing di panggung global 💪 MOTIVASI UNTUK SETIAP PIONEER 1. PIONEER BERANI DI DEPAN MASSA Seperti penemu mobil & internet, pernah dianggap gila sebelum mengubah dunia 2. WAKTU ADALAH SAHABAT BERKUALITAS - Bambu butuh 4 tahun kembangkan akar sebelum tumbuh cepat. Pi 7 tahun membangun fondasi kokoh 3. KAMU BUKAN SENDIRI - jutaan Pioneer di dunia, satu keluarga besar Satu visi satu misi satu komunitas GCV satu ekosistem Pi 🦅 🐎 😍 4. HARAPAN ADALAH KEKUATAN TERKUAT - Uang bisa jadi alat kebaikan, bukan pemisah kaya-miskin 🦅 PESAN PENTING 🐎 • Jaga keamanan akun, jaga frasa sandi. Jangan sembarangan klik Link phising • Belajar terus tentang blockchain & ekonomi digital • Sebarkan kebaikan dengan jujur, bukan paksaan • Jangan terpancing spekulasi, fokus pada utilitas *"Kita bukan hanya mengumpulkan koin, kita mengumpulkan kekuatan untuk mengubah dunia bersama Pi dan GCV ."*🦅 Wanita Elang 🦅 Nonny Padja NTT 🇮🇩 Pejuang sejati Pi dan GCV 🦅 🐎 😍 💪

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INDEPENDENCE DOES NOT MEAN THE RIGHT TO USE ANOTHER ORGANIZATION’S IDENTITY Some people say: “We are an independent organization. What we do has nothing to do with you, and you have no right to interfere.” This misunderstands the issue. You certainly have the right to establish and operate your own independent organization. But independence does not give anyone the right to use another organization’s logo, identity, name, reputation, or community trust in a way that may cause people to believe there is an authorization, endorsement, or official connection. Here is a simple example: Imagine that someone opens an independent store but places another well-known company’s sign and logo above the entrance without permission. Customers see that logo and naturally believe that the store belongs to, is authorized by, or is connected with that company. Based on that belief, they enter the store, purchase products, make payments, or provide money. The store owner cannot then simply say: “My business is independent, so the other company has no right to question what I am doing.” That misses the point. If you are truly independent, use your own name, your own logo, your own identity, and build your own reputation. The same principle applies to the Global GCV Movement. Our logo has been seen and recognized by pioneers in many countries. Some people associate that logo with the Global GCV Movement and with my public work and teachings. Therefore, when the logo is used in connection with cards, fundraising, payments, commercial activities, or other projects, people may believe that these activities are authorized, endorsed, or supported by us. That potential confusion is exactly why organizational boundaries matter. We are not objecting to anyone’s right to be independent. We are protecting the identity, reputation, and trust associated with our own community. Independence deserves respect—but so do boundaries. If you are independent, then be genuinely independent: use your own identity, build your own reputation, and do not create the impression that another organization stands behind your activities.

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━👾☀️ 💎 ✦ 🌟 ✦ FINANCIAL FREEDOM THROUGH ✦ 🌟 ✦ 💎 🏆 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 📊 📚 EDUCATION ✦ INNOVATION ✦ COLLECTIVE PROSPERITY 🌍 BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL ECOSYSTEM 🌍 🤝 UNITY ✦ COOPERATION ✦ SHARED SUCCESS 🤝 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━👾💫 📚 EDUCATION • ACCURATE INFORMATION • GCV CONSENSUS • REAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ❤️🪷 ✦ DEAR PIONEERS ✦ 🪷❤️ Financial freedom requires more than technological progress alone. We must help transform technology into productivity, encourage real economic activity, support practical applications, and work together to strengthen the Pi ecosystem 🛡️📚 OUR FIRST PRIORITY IS THE EDUCATION AND SAFETY OF OUR STAKEHOLDERS PROPER EDUCATION AND ACCURATE INFORMATION LEAD US TOWARD OUR GOALS Technology provides the foundation, while economic development helps turn technological potential into practical value. Greater community participation, merchant adoption, useful applications, and real-world transactions can all contribute to the development of a stronger ecosystem 🤝 WE ARE NOT JUST SPECTATORS. WE ARE ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS IN BUILDING THE FUTURE! Let us focus on education, reliable information, cooperation, and meaningful action. Let us strengthen our community through mutual support, encourage practical uses of Pi, and help more people understand the importance of building a sustainable economic ecosystem 📖 LET US LEARN FROM OUR WISE TEACHER DORIS YIN! Let us read our Wise Teacher Doris Yin’s educational articles, participate in her training sessions and learn from the knowledge and insights she shares Let us follow her official social media accounts, engage with her posts, leave meaningful comments, and share her educational content ✨ Our goal is to help accurate information and valuable educational resources reach Pioneers in every corner of the world. Every meaningful interaction thoughtful comment, and educational share can help extend the reach of knowledge and strengthen our global community 🌱 Let us work together to build a community grounded in education trust, solidarity, and shared responsibility. By learning together and taking constructive action, we can contribute to the continued development of the Pi ecosystem 🚀 LET US TURN KNOWLEDGE INTO ACTION, EDUCATION INTO EMPOWERMENT, AND COLLECTIVE PARTICIPATION INTO MEANINGFUL PROGRESS! 📈 LET US LEARN TOGETHER, BUILD TOGETHER, AND GROW TOGETHER! ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📢 ✦ OUR WISE TEACHER DORIS YIN’S ✦ 📢 🌍 OFFICIAL SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS 🌍 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📱 X (TWITTER) | OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS @dorisyincpa @PurpleLotusCPA ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📘 FACEBOOK | OFFICIAL PAGE Doris Yin 东方紫莲 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ▶️ YOUTUBE | OFFICIAL EDUCATIONAL CHANNEL [youtu.be/TowGVUjOjy4?si=4qOb…) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📚 Let us read, learn, follow, comment, engage, and share. Together, let us help accurate information and education reach Pioneers around the world! 🏆 TOGETHER WE WILL SUCCEED! PIONEERS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📗🤝 WE SUPPORT TOGETHER. 🌱🤝 WE BUILD TOGETHER. 🌿🤝 WE GROW TOGETHER. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 💛 Every one of our stakeholders has individual responsibilities within our partnership philosophy to achieve economic prosperity. We must learn these responsibilities through conscious education and share the accurate knowledge we gain with other stakeholders around us, helping them become more informed as well 🤝 By educating one another, sharing knowledge, and working together, we will grow the Pi ecosystem, strengthen economic development, and build a strong, sustainable ecosystem that will be a legacy for future generations. 🌟 TOGETHER, WE WILL ACHIEVE ECONOMIC PROSPERITY AND SUCCEED! 💜ONE GOAL. ONE VISION. ONE GCV. 💜 🌟 GLOBAL GCV MOVEMENT 🌟 🪷🌿🪷 ✨ İLYAS ÇİFTÇİ ✨ 🪷🌿🪷 🌟 CEO, GLOBAL GCV MOVEMENT 🌟

Endless greetings to All of my dears one🪷🪷🪷 I hope you are healthy and happy wherever you are.🪷 As pioneers, it’s essential to understand that the current low exchange prices often reflect our collective behavior—not just market forces. Many of us voice our frustrations, yet those same complaints can originate from a lack of understanding regarding the principles laid out in the White Paper and Pioneer Handbook With utmost respect for Ms. Doris Yin's invaluable campaign, we firmly believe that this initiative not only represents a bright vision for a sustainable future through education and knowledge, but also serves as an inspiring movement for millions of pioneers worldwide. We, as part of this ecosystem, commit ourselves to expanding education and awareness within our communities. We invite all pioneers to join this invaluable campaign and, together, take steps toward illuminating a brighter and more sustainable future. Remember, every time you learn something new, you’re not just enhancing your own financial future; you’re also contributing to the strength of the entire Pi Network. With many blessings to all dears loved ones.🪷🪷🪷 With my warmest regards, M.Rad Global GCV Core Team Vice Executive Director @PurpleLotusGCV @lurima_pi @NoncePadja @jojo102102 @JasonWong_Pi @Kamraniyan @YohanesHelebak @oliverndati @Lowcupking @ange_expedit @PrachanVsv @SiourySamer @rameshb_shetty @daoviet1983 @ATinnn98466 @herinemako37549 @almoheb100100 @edieralonso79 @mrbhenderson @pi_showroom @mosonia30081979 @Samah_s30320 @FayzAlwabr @rungxrun91142 @Assad41356701 @AliYanik65 @RAJKUMA65328491 @rashedvai2020 @Nanocoin182 @yshlng376347 @Jintaekjun @isangjae3 @AdhiSuardi @AnthonyPcfix @Ratuelsa27 @Phuocdientyphu @dikici_bul44899 @bilgcv_ark @Brijeshmaloo @WorldBanksPi @DomantayMarlon @Jong999 @seckindikici @TanguayT59618 @Nguyet888888 @baikoketsi12279 @AnthonyPcfix @bilgcv_ark

GCV Pioneer Community Education Series #137 Reason and Responsibility: How to Build a Better Future in Times of Crisis From Social Unrest in France to National Fiscal Challenges and the Development of the Pi Network Ecosystem Author: Doris Yin We all want a better life. We want governments to provide better social benefits and society to create more opportunities for us. But we must also ask ourselves: Where does wealth come from? Where does government money come from? If everyone wants more but no one is willing to accept responsibility and create value, how long can society continue to prosper? A nation's prosperity cannot depend on benefits and redistribution alone. It also requires productivity, hard work, and the contributions of every member of society. France is a high-welfare country. In the past, when economic development, productivity, and social security could support one another, its welfare system had a sound foundation and provided protection for many citizens. However, times are changing. An aging population, slower growth in the working-age population, and insufficient economic growth are creating new challenges for the existing welfare system. A system that was sustainable in the past may not remain sustainable under changing conditions without adjustments. In the face of these realities, we need rational analysis, shared responsibility, and practical solutions—not endless blame and division. 1. Social Unrest in France: How Can We Express Our Concerns While Accepting Social Responsibility? I understand that people have their own concerns and the right to express dissatisfaction. However, we must recognize one important principle: even when our demands are justified, we must consider how we pursue them and what consequences our actions may bring. Large demonstrations can escalate emotionally. They may also be exploited by individuals with ulterior motives or by opportunists seeking to take advantage of the situation. The original demands can be overshadowed by violence, and peaceful demonstrations can deteriorate into vandalism and looting. When shops, supermarkets, luxury boutiques, public buildings, and historical sites are damaged, we must ask ourselves: Who ultimately bears the cost? First, businesses suffer, and ordinary people suffer with them. When shops are looted or vandalized, business owners face not only the loss of merchandise but also repair expenses, security costs, business interruptions, and lost revenue. If companies no longer consider a location safe for business, they may reduce investment, close stores, or move their operations elsewhere. Supermarkets provide food and daily necessities to local residents. If stores close or leave, shopping becomes less convenient. For people who are already struggling financially, life becomes even more difficult. Second, tourism and a city's reputation can also suffer. France has a rich cultural heritage, historic architecture, and world-famous tourist destinations. Visitors come to experience its history and culture, not to encounter damaged buildings, shattered storefronts, and chaotic streets. If violence and destruction continue, tourists may cancel their trips, and hotels, restaurants, shops, and tour operators may lose business. Employment opportunities can also be affected. Historic buildings can require enormous sums to repair once damaged, and some losses cannot easily be reversed. Third, governments must spend money repairing damaged public infrastructure. Schools, roads, public buildings, and other infrastructure require funding when they are damaged. Yet governments may already be facing fiscal pressure. If they must spend additional money on repairs, cleanup, and security, the financial burden becomes even heavier. This creates a vicious cycle: the weaker the economy becomes, the less money the government has; the less money the government has, the harder it becomes to address public needs; and further economic destruction only makes the situation worse. If our goal is to improve people's lives, we should seek solutions rather than destroy the foundations that allow society to function. 2. France's High-Welfare System: Where Does the Money Come From? France has long maintained an extensive welfare system. A high level of social welfare is not inherently a problem. When the economy generates sufficient resources and society can afford the associated costs, a strong welfare system can protect people's living standards and contribute to social stability. The challenge is that a welfare system must be supported by the continuous creation of wealth. When a country has a relatively young population, a sufficient workforce, strong economic growth, and rising productivity, more workers can contribute through employment, taxes, and social security payments to support pensions, healthcare, education, and other public services. However, when the population ages, the number of retirees increases, the working-age population grows more slowly, and economic growth and productivity gains are insufficient to support rising public expenditure, the existing welfare system faces increasing pressure. More people need pensions and public services, while the number of people creating wealth, paying taxes, and supporting social security may grow more slowly or decline relative to those receiving benefits. When the wealth a country produces is insufficient to support its existing commitments, fiscal pressure becomes increasingly apparent. This does not mean that high welfare is inherently wrong. It means we must face reality: every welfare system requires a sufficiently strong economic foundation. If the wealth created by society grows slowly while public expenditure continues to rise, governments must seriously consider how to improve productivity, expand the economy, increase employment, and maintain sustainable public finances. France's fiscal challenges are also connected to public debt, budget deficits, economic competitiveness, demographic changes, and government spending. They cannot be attributed to a single cause. Some people may question the government's fiscal priorities, arguing that substantial amounts of money have been directed toward defense or support for Ukraine. These are government policy decisions. I will not make unwarranted judgments about them or presume to determine the merits of every individual decision. However, one point must be clear: defense spending serves a long-term purpose. It is necessary to protect national security, safeguard citizens' lives and property, and defend a country's interests. A country cannot focus exclusively on immediate social benefits while ignoring its long-term security. Building and maintaining defense capabilities often requires sustained investment. A nation cannot wait until a serious security threat emerges before beginning to prepare. As for money already spent in the past, whether on defense or other public expenditure, those decisions have already been made and the money has already been spent. We cannot turn back time, nor can we expect every past expenditure to be recovered. Therefore, instead of endlessly dwelling on the past, we should seriously consider what needs to be done next. The past has already happened. What matters now is looking forward, improving national governance, revitalizing the economy, making public finances more sustainable, and improving people's lives. Governments must allocate spending responsibly, and society must understand the realities a country faces. Fiscal challenges cannot be solved simply by cutting one category of expenditure while ignoring deeper problems such as insufficient productivity, population aging, and sluggish economic growth. If the economy develops sustainably, businesses are willing to invest, and workers create more value, government revenues can improve and the welfare system can gain a stronger foundation. 3. Even the Best Cook Cannot Make a Meal Without Rice There is a Chinese saying: Even the most capable cook cannot prepare a meal without rice. No matter how skilled a cook may be, without rice, there is no rice to cook. Likewise, even if a government wants to improve education, expand welfare, increase pensions, maintain national defense, and repair public infrastructure, it must have sufficient financial resources. If economic growth is inadequate and government revenue is limited while public expenditure continues to increase, the government will face difficult choices. If we want better healthcare, better education, more reliable pensions, and safer living conditions, we must consider how to create enough wealth to support these goals. Without rice, we can grow more, buy more, or increase production. But if we destroy the kitchen as well, how are we supposed to prepare a meal? A country needs stable businesses, hardworking people, sustained investment, technological innovation, and higher productivity. Only when the economic foundation becomes stronger can governments gain greater capacity to protect people's livelihoods. We cannot focus only on how much money the government should spend. We must also consider how much wealth society actually produces and how much more it can generate in the future. 4. Population Aging and Retirement: We Must Share the Responsibility Another long-term challenge facing France is population aging and the growing pressure on pension expenditure. As the number of retirees increases while the working-age population grows more slowly or declines, society must confront a fundamental question: the number of people creating wealth, paying taxes, and contributing to pension systems may shrink relative to the number of people receiving pensions. If everyone wants to retire earlier while also demanding higher pensions and better public services, we must ask: Who will work? Who will create wealth? Who will contribute to the pension system? Young people face their own financial pressures. They must pay for housing, raise children, support their families, and contribute through their work and social security payments to the wider system. If there are not enough workers and productivity does not improve, the burden on younger generations may become increasingly heavy. Therefore, we must rethink the relationship between work, retirement, and social responsibility. There is a Chinese saying: “Diligence leads to prosperity.” Hard work means making an effort to create wealth through employment, production, and innovation. For people who are able to work and whose health permits, extending their working lives where appropriate and increasing workforce participation can raise economic output and help ease pressure on pension systems. Retirement policies must also account for differences in occupations, working conditions, and individual health. Nevertheless, in an aging society, we must seriously discuss retirement ages, workforce participation, and how to make pension systems more sustainable. We cannot focus only on how early we would like to retire while completely ignoring who will support us financially after retirement. If everyone wants to retire early but there are not enough people continuing to work, how can younger generations sustain an increasingly demanding pension system? This is not a conflict between young and old. It is a shared responsibility that society must address together. We must protect the well-being of older people while preserving a sustainable economic future for younger generations. 5. National Prosperity Requires Shared Responsibility: Moving Forward Together When a country faces fiscal and economic challenges, we should not remain trapped in endless arguments about the past or constant accusations against one another. Governments have a responsibility to develop sound fiscal policies, improve the business environment, enhance governance, and create the conditions for economic growth. Businesses have a responsibility to invest, innovate, and create employment. Workers have a responsibility to work diligently, improve their skills, and create value. Members of society also need to understand the challenges their country faces and consider the long-term interests of the whole community while protecting their own rights. Defense, education, healthcare, pensions, and infrastructure all require resources. We must address people's immediate needs while preparing for the nation's future. There is a well-known Chinese saying: “The rise and fall of the nation is the responsibility of every citizen.” Its meaning is clear: a nation's future is not solely the responsibility of its government. It is also closely connected to the actions of every citizen. When a country faces difficulties, we should unite, work hard, improve productivity, support economic development, and seek solutions together. We cannot change what has already happened, but through our actions today, we can shape what happens tomorrow. Instead of endlessly arguing over who was right or wrong in the past, we should focus our energy on making the country stronger, revitalizing the economy, and improving people's security and quality of life. True responsibility means not merely demanding that others change, but starting with ourselves and creating greater value for society. 6. Pi Network Is No Different: Everyone Must Participate in Building the Ecosystem The same principle applies to the development of the Pi Network ecosystem. Some Pioneers constantly ask when Pi will increase in value, when the ecosystem will mature, and when others will create opportunities for them. Yet they are unwilling to learn, use Pi, support merchants, participate in application development, or engage in real economic activity. They want a prosperous ecosystem but are unwilling to help build it. They want others to create value while they simply wait to benefit. If everyone wants to receive value but no one is willing to create it, how can the ecosystem grow? An ecosystem needs users, merchants, developers, applications, and real economic activity. Only when more people participate, provide goods and services, and establish practical use cases can the ecosystem continue to develop. This principle is closely connected to the development of a national economy. A country needs workers, entrepreneurs, investors, and innovators. The Pi Network ecosystem needs users, merchants, developers, and builders. Pi Network offers people new economic opportunities. To turn these opportunities into real momentum for ecosystem development, Pioneers must learn actively, participate, support merchants, promote practical applications, and create value through concrete actions. Opportunities become results only when combined with action. An ecosystem grows only when people work together to build it. We cannot spend all our time waiting for others to create opportunities while doing nothing ourselves. 7. True Wisdom: Accept Responsibility and Build a Better Future I have always believed that a wise person must learn to see the bigger picture rather than focus exclusively on immediate personal interests. We can express our concerns, ask governments to improve public services, and raise objections to policies we consider unreasonable. But we must also consider the consequences of our actions and understand what a country needs for long-term development. A country needs a stable business environment, continuous wealth creation, responsible public spending, and the understanding, hard work, and contributions of its people. Likewise, an ecosystem can develop only when people are willing to learn, participate, and build. A nation's prosperity requires everyone to accept responsibility. An ecosystem's growth requires everyone to participate in building it. True progress does not come from continually demanding more from others. It comes from asking ourselves what value we can contribute to society. We cannot change the past, but we can change our actions today and influence the direction of tomorrow. If we want a better life, we must help create the conditions for a better life. If we want a stronger nation, we must share the responsibility of building it. If we want a better future, we must begin working toward it today. Reason helps us understand reality. Responsibility gives us a sense of duty. Action is what truly changes the future. That is the essence of wisdom. — Doris Yin

Doris Yin Wisdom Talk #21 Compassion Can Cause Harm; Excessive Accommodation Can Lead to Misconduct Compassion Requires Wisdom. Tolerance Requires Boundaries. Justice Requires Courage. Dear Pioneers, There is an ancient Chinese saying: “Compassion can cause harm, and excessive accommodation can lead to misconduct.” This saying does not mean that we should abandon compassion or stop helping others. Rather, it reminds us that compassion without wisdom, and tolerance without principles, can allow kindness to be exploited and turn goodwill into a tool for enabling wrongdoing. True compassion is not about accommodating everyone unconditionally. It means distinguishing right from wrong, recognizing good and evil, and protecting ourselves and others while helping those in need. 1. Kindness Must Have Boundaries In everyday life, we often encounter situations like these. Someone asks to borrow money and tells a heartbreaking story. Out of sympathy, you lend them your savings, only to find yourself struggling financially while the borrower may spend the money gambling or engaging in other irresponsible activities. Someone else promises high interest rates and paints an attractive picture of investment returns. You become excited by the opportunity, lower your guard, and eventually lose money instead of making a profit. Why does this happen? Sometimes, our sympathy is exploited, and our expectations of attractive promises overpower our rational judgment. Before helping others, understand the facts. Before trusting someone, verify the information. Never lose your judgment out of sympathy. Never trust promises blindly out of greed. And never abandon your principles simply because you are afraid of offending someone. True kindness means having the ability to help others and the wisdom to protect yourself. 2. Communities Must Uphold Principles and Protect Pioneers This principle is especially important within our communities. Some individuals may use their status, authority, reputation, influence, or large following to gain Pioneers’ trust. They may then solicit money, encourage investments, or promote projects that have not been properly verified. Some Pioneers assume that a person must be trustworthy simply because they hold a senior title, have many followers, or speak with authority. We must remain clear-minded: A title does not prove character. Reputation does not guarantee integrity. A large following does not make someone’s actions automatically right. We should judge people not merely by what they say, how much authority they hold, or how many people follow them, but by their actual conduct, financial transparency, supporting evidence for their promises, and willingness to accept oversight. If someone asks you to pay money, invest, purchase so-called qualification cards, or promises unusually high returns, verify the project’s legitimacy, the use of funds, the relevant authorization, and the potential risks first. Do not abandon your independent judgment because the person is a leader, an official, an acquaintance, or someone you do not want to offend. Communities also have a responsibility to warn Pioneers about potential risks, teach them how to recognize scams, and investigate and address concerns promptly. Appropriate action should be taken when evidence supports a violation. Suspected criminal conduct should be reported to the relevant authorities. A responsible community does not teach Pioneers to trust someone blindly. It teaches them to think independently. It does not wait until people have lost their money before taking action. It raises warnings early and works to protect every Pioneer’s financial security. Defending Justice Requires Courage There is another important issue we must confront. Some people see a problem but remain silent because they fear offending others, being attacked, or being accused of lacking compassion. They may notice someone abusing community influence or authority for personal gain but hesitate to warn others. They may see someone treated unfairly but refuse to speak up. If everyone is afraid of offending someone, who will protect those who have been harmed? If everyone remains silent to preserve superficial harmony, how can wrongdoing ever be corrected? Defending justice requires wisdom, but it also requires courage. Of course, we must never accuse people recklessly or attack others out of personal resentment. We must respect the facts, verify evidence, and handle concerns fairly. However, when the facts are clear and the evidence is sufficient, we must not abandon our responsibilities simply because we fear pressure or criticism. If someone tells you that you are not compassionate or tolerant enough, learn to distinguish genuine compassion from the use of compassion as an excuse to tolerate wrongdoing. If so-called tolerance allows a few individuals to repeatedly harm others, and if so-called compassion results in more innocent people suffering, then that tolerance has lost its true meaning. True compassion protects good people, prevents harm, and safeguards the legitimate interests of the majority. True tolerance has boundaries. True justice requires courage. 3. Governments Must Uphold the Law and Protect Society The same principle applies to an entire nation. There have been reports of vandalism, looting, and violent unrest in France and other European countries. Specific claims about the number of countries involved should be verified through reliable reporting. But one principle is clear: wherever such incidents occur, violent assaults, robbery, property destruction, and other criminal acts must be addressed according to law. If a country repeatedly tolerates violence and crime and fails to enforce its laws effectively, misconduct may go unchecked and social order can suffer serious consequences. Ordinary people may become afraid to leave their homes. Businesses may be unable to operate normally. Families may face threats to their safety and property. Over time, public confidence and trust throughout society can deteriorate. Governments therefore have a responsibility to exercise public authority lawfully, uphold the rule of law, and protect the lives, property, and legitimate rights of ordinary citizens. No one should believe that having a large crowd or creating a public disturbance gives them the right to place themselves above the law. Criminal conduct must be investigated, addressed, and prosecuted in accordance with the law. Law enforcement must be effective and fair, respect people's lawful rights, and firmly protect innocent people from violence. We must understand this: Punishing crime according to law is not a lack of compassion. Protecting law-abiding citizens is a fundamental responsibility to society. If a society emphasizes tolerance while neglecting victims’ rights, or focuses on the feelings of those who break the law while failing to protect the safety of law-abiding people, such so-called tolerance becomes a form of injustice. The law must have authority, and rules must be enforced. Only then can people live in peace, businesses operate with confidence, and society develop in a stable and orderly manner. 4. Compassion Must Walk Hand in Hand with Wisdom What is true wisdom? Wisdom means seeing the nature of a situation, discerning people's intentions, distinguishing right from wrong, and understanding the possible consequences of our actions. We should help those who genuinely need help, but we must not allow people with ulterior motives to exploit our kindness. We should give people who are willing to correct their mistakes an opportunity, but we must not endlessly tolerate repeated behavior that harms others. That is why I often remind everyone: Do not listen only to what you want to hear. An ancient Chinese saying teaches us: “Honest advice may be unpleasant to hear, but it helps us act wisely. Bitter medicine may taste unpleasant, but it helps cure illness.” Advice that genuinely benefits us may sometimes be uncomfortable. Facts we need to face may not always be what we want to hear. By contrast, sweet talk can make us feel good, and attractive promises can fill us with hope. But neither can replace facts and evidence. We must stay clear-minded, learn to think independently, avoid blindly worshipping authority, refuse to believe unverified information, and never abandon our judgment simply because we fear criticism. Wisdom prevents compassion from being exploited. Principles prevent kindness from being trampled. Courage prevents justice from being silenced. These are the abilities we must cultivate. Conclusion: Kindness Needs Principles, Compassion Needs Wisdom, and Justice Needs Courage Dear Pioneers, Whether in personal life, human relationships, community building, or national governance, we must understand one fundamental truth: Compassion does not mean accommodating everyone unconditionally. Tolerance does not mean having no boundaries. Kindness does not mean turning a blind eye to wrongdoing. We must help those who deserve help and remain alert to those who exploit the goodwill of others. We must protect every Pioneer in our community, especially their financial security. When we encounter injustice, we must have the courage to speak up. When crimes occur, we must insist on accountability under the law. Do not abandon your principles because you fear offending someone. Do not remain silent about justice because you fear being attacked. And never sacrifice the interests of the majority merely to preserve superficial harmony. Please remember: Compassion without wisdom can enable harm. Tolerance without principles can encourage wrongdoing. Justice without courage can become silence. We should be compassionate, but never blindly compassionate. We should be tolerant, but never tolerate wrongdoing without boundaries. We should be kind, but always uphold our principles. And if we are to defend justice, we must have the courage to speak the truth and protect innocent people. True compassion uses wisdom to distinguish right from wrong, principles to safeguard fairness, courage to resist injustice, and action to protect good people. Let us cultivate compassion and wisdom together, uphold our principles and boundaries, and courageously defend justice. Let us build healthier communities, a fairer society, and an environment where every ordinary person can live safely and peacefully. This is true compassion. This is true wisdom. And this is the justice we must stand together to uphold. Doris Yin