透过分享故事和亲身经历，展示生活和世界的多元和不同视角 – 正如“瞎子摸象的故事提示我们：放下评判，培养更多好奇和共情”。We strive to bring and uncover diverse perspectives on life and the world through stories and easy conversations, with more curiosity, and empathy. The Blind Men And the Elephant is an ancient Hindoo fable, about six blind men trying to decide what an elephant looked like. With each of them touching different part of the animal, each reached a different conclusion and couldn’t convince the others. The motto of the story is that we all view the world based on our own experience, angle, culture, language and perspective. None of the blind men is wrong, nor right in each of their claim. On the other hand, the elephant IS a collective description and decision of all of them, if the blind men were willing to stop arguing, instead willing to listen and learn about perspectives from others, which is the right way to nearing the truth of anything.