Before Bruce Lee made it famous in the West, Lao Tzu 老子, founder of the Dao De Jing, and Daoism, once said for us to "Be Like Water". Water is formless. It's adaptable. It can become whatever it needs to suit the situation. When cold, it turns to ice. When heated, to vapour. But what does it mean for humans to be formless? To be like water? Can you do it? Would you? Have you ever? A formless mind is capable of endless, expansive growth. A child is a great example of formlessness. Its mind is still fresh, unjaded, and unconditioned by the world. Nothing but potential lies in front of it, and it does nothing but learn all day. But as many children grow older, their minds tend to calcify, they become more rigid, and they stop learning. Have you seen this? Has it happened to you in any way? Can we, as adults, bring back that formless mind and again be like water? Flow on over to Popcorn to find out! 李小龙曾说过，“人应该活得像水一样，可以适应和接受一切，也要像水一样，拥有极大的能量，去冲击那些固有的障碍。“ 在李小龙成名之前，道教的创始人、道德经的作者老子就曾说过“上善若水”。 水无形而有万形，水无物能容万物。你知道对于人来说，无形是什么意思吗？你能做到像水一样”无形“吗？ 无形的心能够无限地、广阔地成长。孩子是一个很好的例子，他们的心仍然新鲜，不知疲倦，不受世界的制约。摆在他们面前的只有无尽的潜力和知识。 但随着许多孩子长大，他们的思想趋于固化，并停止学习。你认为这种事情发生在你或者他人身上吗？作为成年人，我们能不能找回自己那无形的心？在本次活动中，让我们一探究竟吧！