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Han Feizi – Chapter 22.18
Han Feizi tells Hui Zi used analogy: Tian Si’s deception is innate, like blindness. The Lord of Zou spared him.
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Han Feizi – Chapter 22.17
Han Feizi tells a guard ate the immortality elixir. He used logic to argue innocence and expose fraud, saving his life.
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Han Feizi – Chapter 22.16
Han Feizi tells Guan Zhong followed an old horse and Xi Peng found water via ants. Wise men learn from nature and experience.
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Han Feizi – Chapter 22.15
Han Feizi tells Shao Jimei linked losing his coat to overdrinking. Habitual indulgence ruins both individuals and rulers.
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Han Feizi – Chapter 22.14
Han Fei warns against dual top ministers. Jiu Liu cites historical disasters: cliques form, allies foreign, endangering the state.
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Han Feizi – Chapter 22.13
Han Feizi tells a man from Wen quoted the Book of Songs to argue he was the king’s subject, not a stranger, winning release.