The analects of Confucius

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Sayings of Confucius

• Isn't it a pleasure to learn and constantly practice what is learnt ? (1.1)
• When you know a thing, say that you know it ; when you do not know a thing, say that you do not know it. It is wise doing so. (6.20)
• Learning without thinking leads to perplexity ; thinking without learning is perilous. (2.15)
• A man of virtue will not walk alone ; he shall always have company. (4.25)
• Never impose on others what you would not choose for yourself. (12.2)
• Let there be education for all regardless of learners' backgrounds. (15.39)
• The superior men harmonize without demanding conformity. (13.23)
• A government cannot stand without public confidence. (12.7)