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Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
Confucius Quotes (孔子)
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Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
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The True Measure of Excellence: “A Steed is Praised for Its Virtue, Not Its Strength”
The Mandate of Virtue, Not Force: A Lesson from Ancient Sovereigns
The Source of Good Words: “The Virtuous Surely Speak Well, But Good Speakers May Not Be Virtuous”
The Consequence of Inconstancy: “To Be Inconstant in Virtue is to Invite Disgrace”
A Century of Goodness: The Power to Transform Society and End Violence
The Power of Example: Correct Conduct Commands Obedience Without Orders
The Ultimate Attraction: When Virtue Governs, the People Come Bearing Their Children
The Superior Man’s Friendship: Meeting Through Culture, Growing in Virtue
The Power of Goodness: Why Governance Needs No Killing
The Mark of Nobility: Helping Others Achieve Good, Not Evil
The Path to Exalted Virtue: Anchor in Fidelity, Move Towards Righteousness
The Undisturbed Mind: No Anxiety, No Fear, for the Self-Examination Finds No Fault
The Mark of a Humble Heart: The Cautious Speech of the Truly Virtuous
The Good Man’s Path: Neither Following Tracks, Nor Entering the Inner Chamber
Two Kinds of Excellence: The Fullness of Virtue, the Acumen of Trade
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