Maybe I didn't think so when I named my boss. Now that I have a second child, it has contributed to the development of this profound old saying in China;
I know a little about ancient poetry, and I think the name is unique. Coincidentally, there is the word "ambition" in the name of the eldest brother, so the names of the two brothers echo each other and have far-reaching significance!
Fudan school motto: "erudite and determined, good at asking questions and thinking."
This language comes from The Analects of Confucius, Zhang Zi Nineteen. Xia Zi said: "erudite and determined, ask and think, benevolence is among them."
Bo, Hiroya. Driving, thick also. Ambition, knowledge also. Study extensively and study deeply so as not to forget. People who are eager to ask questions kindly ask what they have not learned and will not be overwhelmed by questions. He who thinks closely thinks about what he has failed, and thinks about what he is not far away. If you ask yourself what you haven't learned and think far, you won't understand what you have learned and what you think. Benevolence is pure, and today's people can be loyal to their aspirations and think about their proximity, so benevolence is among them.
If a person wants to have lofty ideals, he must have rich knowledge, ask more questions and think deeply. You can't have too much utilitarianism to interfere with your ambitions, and you should be indifferent to fame and fortune. Only by looking at these calmly can we better realize our ideals.