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Mencius said: “A truly noble person is one who has not lost the heart of a newborn child.”
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Mencius said: “When it comes to understanding a person, nothing is more revealing than their eyes.The eyes cannot conceal a person’s evil.”
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The Master said,”‘Clever talk and a pretentious manner’ are seldom found in the Good.”
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A person bereft of sincerity is like the facial makeup a woman wears; everything he does is mere empty show.
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It is better to incur hatred by one’s upright conduct than to please others by perverting your morals.
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When a piece of writing reaches the acme of perfection, it is not because it contains some miraculous ingredient, but because it is written in exactly the right way.
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A supposedly virtuous man who pretends to do good deeds is no better than a selfish scoundrel.
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In stillness, a person’s thoughts are as clear as water, and his true heart can be seen to the bottom.