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Jiang extends the same logic to explain why some infants can appear in paradise: parental virtue and constant prayer may carry them upward.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...explains why there are certain infants in paradise, right? Because their parents were really virtuous and prayed for them every single day. Okay. Let's..."
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The participant answer Jiang approves says lived experience such as falling in love or becoming a parent is the better path for understanding resentment toward one's parents.
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Jiang says the class is overthinking the issue and reframes it through a child-parent analogy: unconditional love is recognized in the freedom a parent grants the child.
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A student objects that parental love cannot simply mean unconditional permission, because being a parent also includes responsibility and correction.
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Another student sharpens the same objection by distinguishing moral support from unrestricted permission, noting that free will cannot mean parents let a child do anything at all.
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Jiang says parents, schools, and society often block people from knowing or pursuing their purpose, but those obstacles are themselves part of the soul's developmental path.
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In Jiang's ranking, parents matter because they pay and can create trouble; teachers matter because they implement the rules; government and colleges often care only that the school produces no problems or paying students.
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Jiang argues that many parents treat education as a status good: Ivy League names and expensive international schools matter because they provide face before relatives, friends, and colleagues.
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"...explains why there are certain infants in paradise, right? Because their parents were really virtuous and prayed for them every single day. Okay. Let's..."
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"...right? So let's just say that you have problems with your parents, okay? You really, really hate your parents. You go to a therapist..."
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"get over this so you go out and have life experiences yourself you go out fall in love"
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"...If you were a child, okay. How do you know your parents truly love you? What is that one signal that your parents truly..."
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"...end of my room. I do not want to have a parent debate. Okay."
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"...is saying if I don't want to go to sleep, my parents just won't let me go to, just let me stay up all..."
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"school, because of parents, because of society, you're blocked from knowing your purpose, from truly pursuing your purpose. Okay? And that's part of the..."
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"...any sort of curriculum reform here in China. The second are parents. And the reason why is that parents see education as a zero..."
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"...that change is beneficial for students. And that's how you convince parents. If you can convince parents, then you can slowly convince teachers. And..."
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"...become advocates of this sort of education in front of their parents. And parents, you know, they don't see, because I mean, they live..."
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