How to evaluate the current Mohist school?

In fact, there is a basis for how to evaluate Mohism now, that is, how people evaluate Chinese studies now As a part of traditional culture, Mohism can't be analyzed without this background, but I can be sure that Mohism is a heterogeneous existence in a hundred schools of thought, because Mohism's way of thinking is more like westerners, but much earlier than westerners. For example, in its heyday, Mohism was the only school that could compete with Confucianism at that time (Confucianism was Mencius' era). Confucianism knows that it is the six arts, and Mohism is even more ruthless. His courses include sociology, mathematics, chemistry, physics and imperial examinations. More like modern university research institutes, Mohism also likes to take students for internships, small hole imaging (two thousand years earlier than in the west) and beds.

Mozi has a brother named Lu Ban. Only Mozi became a great man of an era, and his thoughts had far-reaching influence, while Lu Ban only became a carpenter's grandfather. Including the present underworld culture and Japanese mountain spirit, all originated from Mozi, who advocated something different from Confucianism and paid more attention to practical interests and practicality. Andy Lau has a film "Mo Attack", which is about Mohism. At that time, Mohism helped weak countries resist the oppression of big countries, and every disciple of Mohism was a particularly powerful person, but because of this, it was relatively difficult to inherit, because although these people were very capable, they were only loyal to Mohism. So it has nothing to do with Mozi's troubled times. Once the great era has changed or Mozi is gone, it is hard to imagine what this school will look like, and history has also proved that Mohism has changed from a prominent school to a school that everyone is not familiar with now, which is a pity for China.

Now there is a person talking about this Mohist school, named Zhang Baoxiang, because I can't talk about circles here. You can find his classes or materials and have a look for yourself.

Among Mozi's ten propositions, "mutual benefit" is not among them, which is the understanding of love that Mohism has different from Confucianism. Confucianism advocates that "the benevolent loves others unconditionally" and Mozi advocates loving everyone, but this kind of love is conditional. "Mutual love and mutual benefit" means that love should be based on intersection and interests. This is actually borrowed by Christianity.