Not To Mend One's Ways When One

It Is Better To Live In Peace Than In Bitterness And Strife

The Superior Man Is Satisfied And Composed; The Mean Man Is Always Full Of Distress.

Humankind Differs From The Animals Only By A Little And Most People Throw That Away.

The Master Said, I Set My Heart On The Way, Base Myself On Virtue, Lean Upon Benevolence For Support And Take My Recreation In The Arts.

There Are Three Things Against Which The Wise Man Guards: Lust When Young, Quarrels When Strong, And Covetousness When Old.