Even if the #HiddenDragonNotInUse IP doesn't have many tricks, just the name alone will have a place in future Alpha. "Hidden Dragon Not In Use" comes from the "Qian" hexagram in the Book of Changes (I Ching), the initial nine lines, and is highly aligned with Laozi and core Taoist philosophy. It is a classic expression of the Taoist concept of "maintaining softness and humility, waiting for the right time to act." Laozi's ideas in the "Tao Te Ching," such as "Knowing the strength of the male, but maintaining the softness of the female," "Bending to become whole, crooked to become straight," and "Daring not to lead the world," are completely consistent with the core of "Hidden Dragon Not In Use," which emphasizes concealing one's sharpness, practicing humility, patience, and waiting for the right moment. It has become one of the important sources of Taoist wisdom for dealing with the world. Later Taoists (especially Huang-Lao Taoism and Taoism) integrated the "I Ching" and the "Tao Te Ching," incorporating "Hidden Dragon Not In Use" into the Taoist system of self-cultivation, social conduct, and governance, making it a classic allusion for explaining "maintaining tranquility, waiting for the right time, and following the trend." Even Laozi can reach Alpha, so what's more, this one? Patience, patience, and more patience.