The Only People Who Cannot Change Are

The Firm, The Enduring, The Simple, And The Modest Are Near To Virtue.

To Think Twice Is Quite Enough.

When Wealth Is Centralized, The People Are Dispersed. When Wealth Is Distributed, The People Are Brought Together.

The Master Said, “what A Worthy Man Was Yan Hui! Living In A Narrow Alley, Subsisting Upon Meager Bits Of Rice And Water—other People Could Not Have Borne Such Hardship, And Yet It Never Spoiled Hui’s Joy. What A Worthy Man Was Hui!” (analects 6.11)

There Are Three Degrees Of Filial Piety. The Highest Is Being A Credit To Our Parents, The Second Is Not Disgracing Them; The Lowest Is Being Able Simply To Support Them.