墨子是春秋战国时代的伟大思想家。他对其弟子说:“凡入国,必择务而从事焉。……国家务夺侵凌,即语之兼受非攻。”墨子在两千多年前为克服武装侵略及其他侵犯国家和个人权利的现象而提出的关于“兼爱非攻”的思想,在很多方面都是国际法的“理论先导”。英国历史学家汤因比博士与日本学者池田大作在以展望二十一世纪为题的对话中,高度评价了墨子的思想。汤因比认为:“把普遍的爱作为义务的墨子学说,对现代世界来说,更是恰当的主张,因为现 Mozi is a great thinker in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. He said to his disciples: “Everyone who enters the country must take his or her own duties and act in the same way .... The state invaders and invades, that is, it uses both non-aggression and language.” To overcome armed aggression and other aggression against the country more than two thousand years ago, The idea of ​​“love and non-aggression” put forward by the phenomenon of individual rights is in many ways the “forerunner” of international law. British historian Dr. Toynbee and Japanese scholar Daisaku Ikeda highly appraised Mozi’s thoughts during his dialogue on the 21st century. Toynbee argues that "the Mohist doctrine, which takes universal love as its obligation, is even more appropriate for the modern world because