See Me as Who I Am, so Cried Everyone

That’s exactly what every human heart desires —

to be seen not for what we have,
but for who we are.

When we strip away the layers of background, education, status, and roles,
what remains is our essence — the true self, or what I call the SuperME.

The SuperME does not need to prove, compare, or defend.
It simply is — authentic, enough, and quietly powerful.

In Yijing, this is like the balance between Qian (Universe) and Kun (Earth):
one creates, the other nurtures; both exist harmoniously in truth.

 In the Art of War, this is called “winning without fighting.”
Because when you are your true self, there’s no need for struggle —
people naturally feel your sincerity and strength.

So, let us all do what Li Yipeng said —
be seen for who we truly are,
not for what the world labels us to be.

And when we live this way,
we don’t just find peace —
we also give others the permission to be real,
and that, perhaps, is the greatest gift we can offer the world.