The Superior Man Makes The Difficulty To

Let A Ruler Base His Government Upon Virtuous Principles, And He Will Be Like The Pole-star, Which Remains Steadfast In Its Place, While All The Host Of Stars Turn Towards It

Learning, Undigested By Thought, Is Labor Lost.

They Who Know The Truth Are Not Equal To Those Who Love It, And They Who Love It Are Not Equal To Those Who Delight In It.

He Who Flatters A Man Is His Enemy. He Who Tells Him Of His Faults Is His Maker.

The Superior Man Is Distressed By The Limitations Of His Ability; He Is Not Distressed By The Fact That Men Do Not Recognize The Ability That He Has.