Other principles that we once considered to be immutable are not absolute, too, such as socialism, liberalism, communism, internationalism, pacifism, equality, justice, the rule of law, dedication, honesty, and goodwill.

The principle is the judgment of the abstract concept. It involves a great deal of extension, involving many people, many things, and many people's interests. Once the principle is overturned, it will have the potential to affect the lives of countless people, destroy people's confidence and undermine social order, which will bring tremendous pain and many people's death. Therefore, we need to find eternal principles. Many people have used their lives to defend their faith. But unfortunately, we must admit that there is no absolute principle. What we can do is work hard to find the most stable principles and work hard to maintain their stability.

In history, there have been many revolutions in philosophy and ethical concepts. Every revolution means that it may overthrow the entire ideology. At this time, only the most fundamental value standard is the basis for establishing a new norm, and it cannot be based on any existing norm. What is the most basic value standard? It is individualism, humanism, and evolutionism.

Individualism is based on the individual's personal interests as the ultimate criterion of value, and humanism takes the value of the majority as the ultimate criterion. Zhu Xi, a Neo-confucianism theorist, puts forward the idea of “Knowing the truth, exterminating the desires.” Many religions believe that human desires are the source of all evils, and they use restraint as their basic teachings. After the Renaissance, these thoughts were thoroughly criticized. People's needs and interests are no longer synonymous with evil. People can earn their interests justifiably. Individualism and humanism are the moral principles in the depths of everyone's hearts. They are dialectically unified.

People always want to do things well, create better tools, and establish a better system. This is the principle of evolutionism. Evolution is a means to realize human interests. However, the evolution itself will become a goal, and it may be contrary to the interests of people. For example, in order to comply with the