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learn and review from time to time what is learned2.the man of noble character devotes himself to the fundamentals3.i examine myself several times a day4. fulfill their filial duties at home and obey their elder brothers when away from home5.value virtues more than lust upon a young woman6. carefully attend to the funeral rites of one’s parents and earnestly worship one’s ancestors7.gentleness, kindness, courtesy, restraint and magnanimity8.in the practice of rites, harmony is to be prized9. the person is poor, but finds delight in pursuing knowledge, or rich, but observing the rites10.rule a country on the basis of morality11. the general public is directed by moral education and constrained by rites12. establish myself at 30 and have no doubts about the world at 4013.derive new reflections from reviewing what one’s learnt14. he who is steeped in learning but neglecting thinking feels perplexed while he who is absorbed in thinking but neglecting learning puts himself in danger15.say yes when you know and no when you don’t, it’s the wisdom16. with fewer mistakes in your words and fewer regrets in your deeds, you can obtain a government position and receive an official’s salary17. an untrustworthy person cannot establish himself in the world18.what is subtracted and added is knowable 19.how can a person with no humaneness observe rites20.being economical is better than extravagant at ritual ceremonies21. the ruler should use his ministers in accordance with rites and his ministers should serve his ruler with loyalty22. the man of noble character will never deviate from humaneness for even the time of a simple meal23. if i know the way in the morning, i can die without regrets at night24. the man of noble character takes action in accordance with righteousness25. one should worry not about obtaining no official positions, but about not qualified for that position26.there is one main thread throughout my teaching27. the man of noble character understands righteousness while the mean man knows only profits28.when you see the man with virtues, try to emulate him 29. when waiting on parents, children should euphemistically persuade their parents into correcting their mistakes 30.being slow to speak for fear of not suiting their deeds to their words31.self-disciplined people scarcely make any mistakes32.being slow to speak, but quick to act33.infer ten things from one he has learnt34.rotten wood cannot be carved35. the elder are taken good care of and live in comfort, friends trust each other and the young have good examples to follow36. remain cheerful with only a small bamboo basket of rice to eat and a gourdful of water to drink37. with perfect mix of simplicity and refinement, one can be called the man of noble character38.liking it is better than understanding it while enjoying it is the best39.the wise love water while the humane love mountains40. if you want to be established, help others be established. if you want to achieve success, help others achieve their success41.learn and never feel content. teach tirelessly42.draw inferences about other cases from one instance43.follow my own inclinations44.wealth and rank achieved by improper means are like floating clouds45.there is always someone for me to learn from46.if i want to achieve it, the humaneness will be at hand47. a scholar should be unyielding for he shoulders a heavy responsibility and has a long way to go48.the book of songs inspires us49.the master is free of the four defects50.inquire about both pros and cons of the question51.the young deserve to be treated with awe52.a man will not be deprived of his aspirations53. it’s not until the weather turns extremely cold can we see the leaves of pines and cypresses are the last to wither and fall54. the wise have no puzzlement, the humane have no worries and the brave have no fears55.ask about casualty after the stable caught a fire56.we have not yet known life, how can we know death?57.discipline yourself and act in accordance with rites. it’s humaneness58.all men under heaven are his brothers59. if the common people are wanting in money, how can the sovereign have enough to spend?60. the ruler should behave like a ruler, the minister like a minister, the father like a father, and the son like a son61.the man of noble character helps others achieve their virtuous purposes62.if you are an upright ruler, who else will not be upright?63. if you are not greedy for money, you will not see burglars even though rewarding people for being burglars64.the humane love others 65. set a good example and forgive the small mistakes of others and promote people with talents and virtues66.if the name is not correct, the words won’t be justified67. if the ruler acts properly, the common people will obey him without being ordered to68.educate people after they become rich69.speed hinders you from achieving goals70.seek harmony rather than uniformity 71. fortitude, perseverance, artlessness and discreet are close to humaneness 72. he who is reluctant to give up his comfort family life is unworthy of a scholar73. the man of noble character is ashamed of too much talk but not enough action74.knowing it’s of no use, but keeping on doing it75. cultivate yourself and make the common people live in happiness and peace76. when in destitution, the man of noble character will preserve his moral integrity77.sacrifice his life for humaneness…78.a craftsman must sharpen his tools first if he is to do his work well79.he who lacks long-term plans will have worries at hand80.reproach others less and question yourself more81. do not recommend a person because of his words. do not ignore a person’s good suggestions because of his deeds82.do not impose on others what you yourself do not desire83.lack of patience in small matters leads to the disruption of great plans84.if one is hated by all, find out reasons85.it’s men who carry forward the way86.a mistake is a real mistake if not corrected87. students don’t have to be inferior to their teachers concerning humaneness88.teach all with no discrimination89. the trouble lies not in a small population but in uneven distribution of wealth, not in poverty but in instability90.the man of noble character should always guard against three things91.by nature, men are much alike; but in practice, they are far apart92.he who likes humaneness but dislikes learning will be fooled93.how can he with a full stomach but empty head achieve something?94.the past cannot be retrieved, yet the future can be remedied95. scholars sacrifice their lives in times of danger, keep righteousness in mind in front of profits96. learn extensively while sticking to one’s interests, ask questions earnestly and give more thoughts to the current issues97. a scholar, after completing his learning, should devote himself to duties as an official98. mistakes made by the man of noble character are like eclipses of the sun and the moon99.direct people to get what are beneficial to them100.he who doesn’t know his destiny will not be the man of noble character