“The regular path of virtue is to be pursued without any bend, and from no view to emolument.”
Book:The works of mencius
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The works of mencius
This book compiles the teachings and philosophical ideas of Mencius, focusing on themes such as human nature, moral philosophy, and political governance. more
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