What is Education?

First of all, I want them to be able to take charge of their lives and become the people they want to be. I want them to be happy, and I want them to be happy for others. I want them to be resilient and brave enough to fight the inevitable pressures and disappointments of life. I want them to be confident in their lifelong learning abilities and to adapt to the world in a time of rapid change. I want them to have ambitions in life and to move forward to the future with enthusiasm. I want them to be clear-headed, rational and rigorous in making every decision on the road to their ideals. I hope that they will develop positive humanistic and ethical values, treat people as human beings, and uphold and practice the inherent rights of all human beings.
If I had children now, I think that's what I want from them. Energetic children need a lot of time to play, explore, discover, and create, and eventually learn what it means to be human. What we can do is set a good example and create a native, nurturing atmosphere where our children find what they are looking for and learn to empathize. At the end of the day, the purpose of education is to find meaning in life, which is something that everyone must have, have and can only achieve by themselves.