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Not To Mend One's Ways When One Has Erred Is To Err Indeed.

The Master Said, “a True Gentleman Is One Who Has Set His Heart Upon The Way. A Fellow Who Is Ashamed Merely Of Shabby Clothing Or Modest Meals Is Not Even Worth Conversing With.” (analects 4.9)

When The Superior Man Eats He Does Not Try To Stuff Himself; At Rest He Does Not Seek Perfect Comfort; He Is Diligent In His Work And Careful In Speech. He Avails Himself To People Of The Tao And Thereby Corrects Himself. This Is The Kind Of Person Of Whom You Can Say, "he Loves Learning."

If You Would Govern A State Of A Thousand Chariots (a Small-to-middle-size State), You Must Pay Strict Attention To Business, Be True To Your Word, Be Economical In Expenditure And Love The People.

Reading Without Thinking Will Confuse You.thinking Without Reading Will Place You In Danger.