A long time ago, on an island called "Sun Island", there lived some people of different sizes, heights and looks. They know each other and live happily together like a big family.

One day, the population of Sun Island increased to a stage, and people found that they no longer knew each other.

In this way, people started doing their own thing, speaking their own language, and writing their own fonts.

In order to change this disorder, the elders of the island came together and negotiated to open a school to teach the children history, geography, laws, etiquette and the language of Sun Island.

But when it came time to choose a teacher, the elders were divided into two equal camps, each supporting two candidates - the lady who knew it all and the lady who found out. Unsure of who to choose, the gentle and kind elder decided to open two schools with two candidates as teachers. Islanders can send their children to the school of their choice.

The Lady Who Knows Everything and the Lady Who Finds Out have a completely different school style. In fact, their teaching methods are diametrically opposed.

The Omniscient Lady is very strict and believes that children should only watch and not listen, except when answering questions. Her teachings are simple - after she has taught her children a lesson, she stands at the podium and asks questions, and the children sit down to answer them.

She forbids children to think and disagree with what she teaches.

Let's talk about finding out ma'am. She believes she doesn't know the answers to all questions, so she allows everyone to ask questions and encourages them to find the answers alone or in collaboration with others.

Slowly, the islanders realized their differences and began to take sides. They built a wall to divide Sun Island in two so that the inhabitants of either side could live without affecting each other.

Year after year, the children grew up and they let their children go to the same schools. In this way, the inhabitants of one side of Sun Island are called "know-it-all" people, and the other side are called "find out" people.

The population of the "know-it-all" peninsula is growing rapidly, and the space available to people is getting smaller and smaller. Until one day, they didn't even have a place to stand. You pushed me, people, and even knocked down the walls separating the islands.

The residents of the "Find Out" peninsula saw the pretentious expressions on the faces of these "know-it-all" people, implying that they knew everything! They were dressed in the same style and color, and behaved in the same way, as if they were breathing together on command.

On the other hand, the inhabitants of the "know-it-all" peninsula found that the "find out" people were very different. Not just with their "know-it-all" people, but also with "find out" people.

Their clothes are colorful and fashionable, the expressions on their faces are rich and lively, and their behaviors and speeches have their own demeanor.

In addition, they found that the topography of the land on both sides of the peninsula was different. The "Know It All" side is full of people and nothing, while the "Find Out" side has good space planning, they have recreational areas, campuses, work areas and residential areas. They are not crowded, not cramped, not like there are so many people here!

"Omniscient" people wonder why the two sides of the island are so different? So their elders came to ask the elders who "find out" how they managed the peninsula to be so diverse, prosperous, and happy.

Friendly "find out" elders called their elderly teacher and asked her to share their secrets.

The teacher smiled and replied, "Oh! We have a simple way of living and teaching. That is, if you don't know something, just ask a question, find out the answer, and you'll know. We keep learning, we keep improving, And, we are learning and educated throughout our lives.”

"Omniscient" people realize that there are things in the world that they don't know. Instead of fixing that wall, they decided, they wanted to share their knowledge with those who "find it out."

Today, "know-it-all" and "find-the-answer" people all live together, and they look similar but are very different. If you want to know what this means, ask a question!