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Fine Words And An Insinuating Appearance Are Seldom Associated With True Virtue.

The Superior Man, While His Parents Are Alive, Reverently Nourishes Them; And, When They Are Dead, Reverently Sacrifices To Them. His Thought To The End Of His Life Is How Not To Disgrace Them.

The Man Of Perfect Virtue, Wishing To Be Established Himself, Seeks Also To Establish Others; Wishing To Be Enlarged Himself, He Seeks Also To Enlarge Others.

Give A Man A Fish, Feed Home For A Day. Teach A Man To Fish, Feed For A Lifetime.

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.