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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.
learning
Who Was the Most Studious Disciple? A Ruler’s Question to Confucius
Confucius’s Crown: Why a Love of Learning Outshines Innate Virtue
The Wisdom of Confucius: The Humble Learner as the True Noble
Zi Lu on the Paradox of Learning: The Anxiety of Unpracticed Knowledge
That Which May Be Heard: Zi Gong on the Master’s Profound Silence
According to Confucius, Asking Questions Is Itself an Act of Propriety
Confucius Quote on Learning: It Is Shang Who Can Bring Out My Meaning
Confucius Quote on Speech: Hear Much, Speak Cautiously, and Afford Few Occasions for Blame
Confucius Quote on Strange Doctrines: The Study of Strange Doctrines Is Injurious Indeed
Confucius Quote on Personal Development: At Thirty, I Stood Firm
Confucius Quote on the Foundation of Life: At Fifteen, I Had My Mind Bent on Learning
Confucius Quote on Loving Learning: Frequenting the Company of Men of Principle to Be Rectified
Confucius Quote on Loving Learning: Earnest in Doing and Careful in Speech
Confucius Quote on Loving Learning: Not Seeking Gratification in Food and Dwelling
Zixia Quote on the Foundation of Learning: Loving the Virtuous over Beauty
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