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  • Han Feizi – Chapter 21.8

    May 27, 2026

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    Juan

    Han Fei states rulers must hold all power. Losing authority lets ministers usurp control, bringing ruin to the state.

  • Han Feizi – Chapter 21.7

    May 27, 2026

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    Juan

    Han Fei warns rulers: hold power firmly. King Wuling’s abdication led to ruin – lightness loses ministers, restlessness loses kingship.

  • Han Feizi – Chapter 21.6

    May 27, 2026

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    Juan

    Han Fei tells Sunshu Ao’s story: choosing barren land avoids greed, ensuring his family’s legacy for nine generations.

  • Han Feizi – Chapter 21.5

    May 27, 2026

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    Juan

    Han Feizi’s Chapter 21.5 continues interpreting the Dao De Jing. It explores core lessons on desire, greed, and wise governance with historical analogies.

  • Han Feizi – Chapter 21.4

    May 27, 2026

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    Juan

    Han Feizi tells Duke Yu’s story: greed for horses and jade blinded him, leading to his state’s fall. Greed brings bitter regret.

  • Han Feizi – Chapter 21.3

    May 27, 2026

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    Juan

    Han Fei uses Zhi Bo’s fall to warn: endless greed leads to ruin. Insatiability is the greatest misfortune for rulers.

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