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Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
Confucius Quotes
Chinese Proverbs
Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
governance
The Master’s Confidence: A Year to Set Things Right, Three Years to Achieve Success
The Master’s Plan: From a Populous State, to a Prosperous One, to a Cultivated One
The Fundamentals of Governance: Lead, Labor, and Never Weary
The Art of Governance: Promote the Upright to Rectify the Crooked
The Power of Goodness: Why Governance Needs No Killing
The Simple Truth of Governance: To Lead Correctly is to Govern
The Art of Governing: Unwearying Diligence and Unswerving Fidelity
Beyond Judgment: The True Goal is a Society Without Lawsuits
The Pillars of Order: Let the Ruler Rule, the Minister Serve, the Father Guide, the Son Obey
The People’s Plenty, The Ruler’s Plenty: A Lesson in Political Economy
The Ritual Mindset: Meeting People as Guests, Employing People as in a Sacrifice
The Debate on Learning: Must One Read Books Before He Can Govern?
Stewards of State: Talents for Governance and Administration
A Hut for Himself, Canals for the People: Yu’s Labor for the Land
The Few Who Move the Many: On the Scarcity of True Governance
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