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Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
Confucius Quotes
Chinese Proverbs
Wisdom from Chinese Sages, Icons & Poets.
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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
The Ode of the White Scepter: A Marriage Forged on a Repeated Verse
The Unanimous Acclaim: Filial Piety That Silences Even a Whisper of Discord
The Pillars of Virtue: Four Paragons of Moral Character
The Liberated Mind: How Wisdom, Virtue, and Courage Free Us from Doubt, Worry, and Fear
The Mind’s Still Center: How Freedom from Envy and Greed Paves the Way to Goodness
The Primary Coordinates: How Loyalty and Trustworthiness Anchor a Chaotic World
The Hierarchy of Loves: Why Virtue Rarely Rivals Beauty in the Human Heart
The Master’s Own Audit: A Humble Inventory of Commonplace Virtues
The Civilizing Presence: How a Gentleman Transforms the Notion of ‘Rudeness’
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