Reviewing What You Have Learned And Learning

The Hardest Thing Of All Is To Find A Black Cat In A Dark Room, Especially If There Is No Cat.

True Wisdom Is Knowing What You Don't Know

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)

I Used To Listen To What Others Said, And Expect Them To Act Accordingly. But Nowadays, I Listen To What They Say, And Then Observe What They Do.

The Master Said, A Gentleman, In His Plans, Thinks Of The Way; He Does Not Think How He Is Going To Make A Living. Even Farming Sometimes Entails 5 Times Of Shortage; And Even Learning May Incidentally Lead To High Pay. But A Gentleman's Anxieties Concern The Progress Of The Way; He Has No Anxiety Concerning Poverty.