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Mencius, Ancient Wisdom of China


The wise questions himself, the fool others.

When the prince goes to school, he is like other boys.

The highest official is subject to the law.

Who so is too subservient to masters will reap
shame.

A good subject cannot serve two masters; lay
not two saddles on one horse.

A minister who fears death will not be faithful.

Judge not by appearance; the sea cannot be
scooped up in a tumbler.

Think reasonably, be strong for virtue, lean
on humanity, and in all things be content

Lamma Island * Lantau Island * Cheung Chau Island
Hong Kong * Mui Wo * Peng Chau Island
Tung Chung * Shenzhen * Nanning * Hunan Province
Bobcaygeon * Pointe Claire * Montreal
Peterborough * Lake Sturgeon * Ontario
Vancouver * Richmond * British Columbia

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