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"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
– Nelson Mandela

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From the two global perspectives, I stucked in the first global perspective which is about the comparison of Chinese creation myth and biblical texts. The universe was chaotic and invisible at the beginning of creation, according to Biblical, Greek, and Chinese mythology. "The world was formless, darkness over the surface of the deep," according to the Bible. (Genesis 1:1-2 in the New International Version) Heaven and earth were in confusion like egg white and yolk in Chinese ancient times, according to history. Then came all of the natural objects and components that are required in the world, such as light, day, night, sky, land, sea, and so on, all of which emerged from the emptiness (Wong, 2020).