A Man Living Without Conflicts, As If

A Great Man Is Hard On Himself; A Small Man Is Hard On Others.

A Country Of A Thousand War-chariots Cannot Be Administered Unless The Ruler Attends Strictly To Business, Punctually Observes His Promises, Is Economical In Expenditure, Loves The People, And Uses The Labor Of The Peasantry Only At The Proper Times Of Year.

The Demands That A Great Man Makes Are On Himself; Those Of A Petty Man Are Upon Others.

By Three Methods We May Learn Wisdom: First, By Reflection, Which Is Noblest; Second, By Imitation, Which Is Easiest; And Third By Experience, Which Is The Bitterest.

Never Give A Sword To A Man Who Can't Dance.