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Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
Confucius Quotes (孔子)
Chinese Proverbs (中国谚语)
Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
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The Master’s Gentle Rebuke: On the Futility of Judging Others
The Unending Task: “My Master Wishes to Reduce His Faults, But Has Not Yet Succeeded”
The Mark of True Distinction: Integrity, Righteousness, and Humility
The Mark of a Humble Heart: The Cautious Speech of the Truly Virtuous
Every Matter Asked: The Humble Inquiry in the Hall of Ancestors
The Bowed Entrance: Making Oneself Small in the Grand Gateway
The Master’s Own Audit: A Humble Inventory of Commonplace Virtues
The Method of Exhaustion: Guiding Inquiry from Both Ends to the Truth
The Unemployed Polymath: How Confucius Found Skill in Absence of Office
Skill vs. Substance: Why a True Gentleman’s Worth Isn’t in His Toolbox
The Four Emptinesses: Freedom from Conjecture, Certainty, Inflexibility, and Self
The Master’s Choice: Preferring the Driver’s Seat to the Archer’s Bow
Ragged in Daily Wear, Resplendent in Ritual Robes: Yu’s Reverence for Ceremony
The Peak of Virtue: Power in Abundance, Service in Humility
Beyond Vocabulary: The Unnameable Vastness of a True Leader’s Virtue
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