Ever wondered how art can spark a global vibe of togetherness? Head to the United Nations HQ in NYC and you'll find a killer mosaic titled "The Golden Rule." 🎨🌏 It's a colorful crowd of folks from every corner of the world-standing side by side, no borders in sight.
Originally a painting by American artist Norman Rockwell, this piece landed at the UN in 1985 as a gift from the United States, courtesy of then First Lady Nancy Reagan. What's etched across it? "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." A simple phrase, yet a total game-changer for building mutual respect and understanding. 🤝
From New Delhi to Jakarta, we know life moves at warp speed. But when you pause and soak in this message, it's a reminder that kindness and unity never go out of style. It's our global anthem for coexisting with vibes of empathy-whether you're biking through Ho Chi Minh City traffic or binge-watching dramas in Mumbai. 😊
PS: This shot was snapped in 2019 by CGTN reporter Zhang Jin. Next time you're scrolling for inspo, let "The Golden Rule" mosaic be your daily dose of hope and harmony. ✨
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