Xue Xue Foundation for Culture and Creativity. The origin of the Xue Xue Foundation for Culture and Creativity is inspired by the transformation of Taiwan's humanistic thinking and economic industry, and the society's desire for a "cultural and creative learning platform". The origin of the Xue Xue Foundation for Culture and Creativity is inspired by the transformation of Taiwan's humanistic thinking and economic industry, and the society's desire for a "cultural and creative learning platform". Therefore, Mr. Lin Boshhi and Ms. Xu Liling, chairman and CEO of Shilian Group, decided to establish "Xue Xue". In September 2005, they invited elites from Taiwan's cultural and creative industries to jointly establish Xue Xue, with "culture" and "creativity" as its core values, and "education", "research", "exhibition", "consulting", and "incubation" as its business content. It builds a bridge for learning and communication between art, design, philosophy, technology, and economic communities. The cross-border exchanges it provides will influence the future of young people! This is the historical context for the establishment of Xue Xue: from both ends of life and work, people urgently need rich and nourishing cultural sensitivity – the experience of culture and aesthetics, and businesses are also beginning to learn how to use "cultural capital" to find creative business opportunities from culture. The origin of the name "Xue Xue" comes from the most ancient Eastern simple humanistic thought, and the allusion comes from the "Xue Ji" chapter of the "Book of Rites": "Even if there are delicious dishes, if you don't eat them, you don't know their taste; even if there is the highest way, if you don't learn it, you don't know its goodness. Therefore, after learning, you know your shortcomings; after teaching, you know your difficulties; knowing your shortcomings, you can reflect on yourself; knowing your difficulties, you can strengthen yourself. Therefore, it is said, teaching and learning
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