申論題

We do not have to live our lives cut off from society in order to seek virtue at all cost like Don Quixotes. However, we need to condemn those “rational” businessmen who evaluate actions based on the profit and loss prism. Ultimately, we will always consider the common ground between leisure, functionality, ethic and moral.

我們不太需要像唐吉訶德那樣完全脫離社會不惜 一切代價尋求高尚的道德，反而我們應該要特別譴責那些「理性的」商人，他們 只透過利潤和虧損的三稜鏡來檢視所有的行為。我們一方面會考慮到享樂和實用，而另一方面還有倫理和道德，最後試著去找到雙方之間的平衡。

We really don’t need to do like Don Quixotes, and completely break away from society and seek noble virtues at all costs, but we should particularly condemn those "rational" businessmen who only make profits and losses. Three 稜鏡 to examine all their actions. In the end, we will always consider pleasure and practicality on the one hand, and ethics and morality on the other, and try to find possible coexistence modes between the two parties.