All Things Are Already Complete In Oneself.

The Superior Man Is All-embracing And Not Partial. The Inferior Man Is Partial And Not All-embracing.

It Is The Way Of The Superior Man To Prefer The Concealment Of His Virtue, While It Daily Becomes More Illustrious, And It Is The Way Of The Mean Man To Seek Notoriety, While He Daily Goes More And More To Ruin.

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.

Not Too Isolated, Not Too Many Relationships, The Middle, That's Wisdom.

Of All That Heaven Produces And Nourishes, There Is None So Great As Man.