A cafe that carries forward the culture of "Di Zi Gui"

There are two cafes in Singapore. The walls and pillars of the cafe say, "Don't pick up food, don't pick it up, don't eat it, don't overdo it", "that's long, it's short, it's none of your business, don't mind your own business", "crafty words, filthy words, market spirit, don't abstain from it".... no, no, no. Such words are not common in cafes. When some mothers take their children to school and pass them in the morning, they will read to their children the words on the wall, such as "parents call, do not delay". This is the idea of the cafe owner and put it into practice with the help of several like-minded people in the industry. The boss came into contact with the Analects of Confucius and traditional Chinese culture, which inspired his interest in Di Zi Gui, so he took the Di Zi Gui class. After studying Di Zi Gui for two months, I felt that this was a very good thing, and I came up with the simple idea of "wanting to promote what I have learned and understood to everyone." So he spent more than 10,000 yuan to find a signboard company to help design and print. The boss said: when we study Confucianism, we want to give back to the society what we have learned, so that we can learn more about Chinese culture and what people should be when they are alive. After all, this kind of humanistic education has been lost, and we only want to make a little contribution, so apart from doing business, we devote ourselves to carrying forward the culture of "Disciple rules".