leadership

The Principle of Proper Placement: Matching Talent to the Right Role

The True Measure of Authority: When Justice Leaves No Resentment

The Mark of a Superior Man: Easy to Serve, Hard to Please, Wise in Employing

The Weight of Office: “To Be a Prince is Difficult; To Be a Minister is Not Easy”

The Impossibility of Leadership: “If You Cannot Rectify Yourself, How Rectify Others?”

The Foundation of Governance: “If You Rectify Yourself, What Difficulty in Governing?”

The Power of Example: Correct Conduct Commands Obedience Without Orders

The Bond of Good Faith: When Leaders Are Trustworthy, People Are Sincere

The Authority of Righteousness: When Leaders Love Justice, People Follow Willingly

The Power of Propriety: When Leaders Love Ritual, People Show Reverence

The Three Rules of Administration: Lead, Pardon, Promote

The Fundamentals of Governance: Lead, Labor, and Never Weary

The Art of Governance: Promote the Upright to Rectify the Crooked

The Wind and the Grass: How Virtue of Leaders Shapes Society

The Root of Theft: When the Leader’s Covetousness Invites Crime