Three do not small monkey

The "Three Don't Little Monkey" IP design is inspired by the "Four Don't" doctrine in the Chinese Confucian classic "The Analects", emphasizing that contact with improper things, speech and behavior should be avoided in daily life to maintain inner purity and moral nobility. Through the images of three lovely monkeys, they represent the code of conduct of "do not see, do not hear, do not speak". One of the monkeys covers his eyes, symbolizing "do not look at evil"; the other covers his ears, representing "do not listen to evil"; the last one covers his mouth, implying "do not speak to evil". These images are not only interesting and educational, conveying the Confucian emphasis on moral cultivation and self-restraint. Through this formal design, it aims to make the traditional Confucian teachings more vivid and easy to understand, while giving it a modern visual expression. The design also incorporates a cute cartoon style, making this traditional cultural symbol more affinity and communication, and can inspire people's understanding of ethics and inner cultivation in contemporary society.