benevolence

The Measure of Benevolence: “Such Was His Benevolence! Such Was His Benevolence!”

A Defining Boundary: “A Superior Man May Lack Benevolence, But a Mean Man Never Possesses It”

Courage and Benevolence: “The Benevolent Are Surely Brave, But the Brave May Not Be Benevolent”

A Question of Benevolence: “To Repress Faults is Hard, But Is It Perfect Virtue?”

The Qualities Near to Benevolence: Firmness, Endurance, Simplicity, Modesty

The Unchanging Virtue: “Be Grave at Home, Reverent in Work, Sincere with Others”

The Patience of a True King: A Generation for Benevolence to Prevail

The Core of Humanity: “To Love All Men”

The Burning Stable: A Question of Men, Not Horses

The Scholar’s Charge: To Bear the Weight of Humanity Until Death

The Humble Pursuit: ‘I Dare Not Claim Sagehood, Only Ceaseless Striving’

The Distance of Virtue: A Wish Away

The Angler’s Mercy: A Hook, Not a Net; A Flying Arrow, Not One at Rest

Chinese Proverb: 己所不欲，勿施于人 (Do not do to others what you would not like yourself)

The Attainment of the Goal: Why Seekers of Virtue Have No Regret