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Confucian Analects Chop






" If you desire haste;

you will not make real progress and achieve success."




A further Confucian virtue is expressed in the following LINKAGE, through:


                            hercules.gcsu.edu


this is accompanied by some historian comments on Chinese Gardens;

some related Chinese Poetry and Early Chinese Paintings.


Please visit the Confucius Institute Headquarters, in China; through LINKAGE:

                                 Confucius Institute


Please also visit the Class Room of Great Wall Chinese, at Confucius Institute, through LINKAGE:


                       Great Wall - Global Confucius Institutes





What you plant is what you get ?We have been told, this says..    " What You Plant is What You Get." ?



The thing is - when we sow seed - how do we know it is planted on fine soil ?

And, how do we know - what we will reap ?







 
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