He Who Is Really Good Can Never

The Superior Man, When Resting In Safety, Does Not Forget That Danger May Come. When In A State Of Security He Does Not Forget The Possibility Of Ruin. When All Is Orderly, He Does Not Forget That Disorder May Come. Thus His Person Is Not Endangered, And His States And All Their Clans Are Preserved.

If You Would Govern A State Of A Thousand Chariots (a Small-to-middle-size State), You Must Pay Strict Attention To Business, Be True To Your Word, Be Economical In Expenditure And Love The People.

To Give Oneself Ernestly To Securing Righteousness And Justice Among The People, And While Respecting The Gods And Demons, To Keep Aloof From Them, That May Be Called Wisdom.

The Wise Are Free From Perplexities; The Virtuous From Anxiety; And The Bold From Fear.

Who Contains Himself Goes Seldom Wrong.