The Superior Man * * * In

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 Failure To Cultivate Virtue, The Failure To Examine And Analyze What I Have Learned, The Inability To Move Toward Righteousness After Being Shown The Way, The Inability To Correct My Faults-these Are The Causes Of My Grief.

In His Dealings With The World, The Gentleman Is Not Invariably For Or Against Anything. He Is On The Side Of What Is Moral.

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

The Superior Man Is Universally Minded And No Partisan. The Inferior Man Is A Partisan And Not Universal.