In the game of Go, a stone or a group of stones that are solidly connected and share the same color are captured and removed from the board when the opponent occupies all the intersections directly adjacent to them. Nevertheless, the stones remain alive as long as there is at least one stone of the same color nearby.
Questioning:
Is the rule of go the same in the human relationship?
Associating:
The stone surrounded by stones with opposite colors is like a person surrounded by enemies or failures, but as long as this person has one person who supports him, his spirit is not hopeless.