Chinese parents often ask, "How do we ensure our offspring are both good and smart?" Our answer is, learn Di Zi Gui yourselves and have your children learn it!

Why? Well, not only because Di Zi Gui teaches how to be a good person, but aslo because in today's pervasive Westernized culture, Chinese in general and Chinese children in particular are driven daily to be ashamed of their heritage, especially since what is available to most people these days is only a distorted version. If left unarmed with some accurate knowledge of Chinese culture, Chinese kids will grow up to be ashamed of their heritage, their parents and, eventually, themselves, and thus won't have the self esteem or inner strength necessary to become a good and smart person.

Now the Chinese cultural heritage is more than just kungfu, Chinese food, Chinese dress, or Chinese paintings. Even more important, Chinese culture also includes an intellectual heritage thousands of years old, an intellectual heritage of thought, philosophy, norms and mores, some important aspects of which are unique. It is exactly this intellectual part of Chinese culture that is most important to Chinese identity, pride and self-confidence.
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