The Superior Man Limits His

Never Do To Others What You Would Not Like Them To Do To You.

Learning Without Thought Is Labor Lost; Thought Without Learning Is Perilous.

There Are Three Things Which The Superior Man Guards Against. In Youth ... Lust. When He Is Strong ... Quarrelsomeness. When He Is Old ... Covetousness.

An Inch Of Time On The Sundial Is Worth More Than A Foot Of Jade.

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.