An Image Is Better Than One Thousand

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

To Lead Uninstructed People To War Is To Throw Them Away.

The Wise Man Delights In Water, The Good Man Delights In Mountains. For The Wise Move; But The Good Stay Still. The Wise Are Happy; But The Good Secure.

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.

There Are 1,000 Lessons In Defeat. But Only One In Victory.