Xunzi — "The true king does not seek to expand his territory, but to enrich his people."
The true king does not seek to expand his territory, but to enrich his people.
The true king does not seek to expand his territory, but to enrich his people.
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"The gentleman does not worry about not being known; he worries about not knowing others."
"The sage accumulates thoughts and ideas. He practices to achieve mastery for himself, and then applies this mastery to benefit others."
"Ritual conduct is the perfection of culture."
"The gentleman is not afraid to admit his mistakes."
"Heaven has its constant ways. It does not depend on a sage like Yao to exist, nor on a tyrant like Jie to perish."
Xunzi, Chapter 9, 'The Regulations of a True King'
Date: c. 3rd century BCE
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