A Scholar Who Loves Comfort Is Not

The Superior Man, Extensively Studying All Learning, And Keeping Himself Under The Restraint Of The Rules Of Propriety, May Thus Likewise Not Overstep What Is Right.

The Young Should Be Dutiful At Home, Modest Abroad, Careful And True, Overflowing In Kindness For All, But In Brotherhood With Love. And If They Have Strength To Spare They Should Spend It On The Arts.

Make Faithfulness And Truth Thy Masters: Have No Friends Unlike Thyself: Be Not Ashamed To Mend Thy Faults.

One Who Is By Nature Daring And Is Suffering From Poverty Will Not Long Be Law-abiding. Indeed, Any Men, Save Those That Are Truly Good, If Their Sufferings Are Very Great, Will Be Likely To Rebel.

Let Mourning Stop When One's Grief Is Fully Expressed.