What you wish for yourself, do not impose on others; what you do not wish for yourself, do not impose on others. We almost fully agree with this statement because we harm the interests of others. However, "what you wish for yourself" may not be something others are willing to hear. Moreover, those who are willing to listen often make requests, and such behavior cannot be considered as "imposing."
The question is: "What you wish for yourself, can it be imposed on others?"
The teacher wrote me a "concise" evaluation and gave me an A grade. However, I am still thinking about how I can overturn my own argument. I always feel that this kind of answer is not quite right.