In His Dealings With The World, The

A Good Man Regards The Root; He Fixes The Root, And Ail Else Flows Out Of It. The Root Is Filial Piety; The Fruit Brotherly Love.

The Superior Man Makes The Difficulty To Be Overcome His First Interest; Success Only Comes Later.

The Gentleman Is Calm And At Ease. The Gentleman Is Dignified But Not Proud; The Small Man Is Proud But Not Dignified.

I Saw Some Piglets Suckling Their Dead Mother. After A Short While They Shuddered And Went Away. They Had Sensed That She Could No Longer See Them And That She Wasn't Like Them Any More. What They Loved In Their Mother Wasn't Her Body, But Whatever It Was That Made Her Body Live.

Among Us, In Our Part Of The Country, Those Who Are Upright Are Different From This. The Father Conceals The Misconduct Of The Son, And The Son Conceals The Misconduct Of The Father. Uprightness Is To Be Found In This.