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    Confucianism and Taoism have long defined the essence of harmony. Though in many ways they are different I found there is an ultimate goal in both‚ which is equilibrium in a societal role‚ piety in all rituals‚ compassion‚ and that everyone has a purpose. Confucius’ view on harmony is honored in China as a great sage of antiquity who’s writings promoted peace and harmony and good morals in family life and society in general. The Doctrine of the Mean lines out Confucius’s definition of a state of harmony perfectly

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    Imagine an elderly man‚ walking up to a group of farmers who raise sheeps for a living‚ with an idea in hand. The elderly man is Confucius‚ a teacher who wanted to teach many about the beliefs of others‚ religion‚ and what a symbol should represent. Though‚ a religion from the Western side‚ does not believe in the same practices that Confucius has taught his Eastern people. Leading to the topic‚ both Confucianism and Islam are similar and alike in different ways. To begin‚ Confucianism and Islam

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    religious teaching of Jesus Christ. Kong Qiu‚ better known as Confucius‚ focused his teaching on history‚ law‚ poetry‚ and spiritual writing. The Biblical teaching of the Old Testament also provided similar structure of teaching. Like Confucius‚ these teachings included the books of Genesis and Exodus to provide history‚ Leviticus‚ Gods law which included the Ten Commandments‚ and Psalm which is focused on songs and poetry. Even though Confucius lived hundreds of years before the time of Jesus Christ‚

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    Evaluating Historical Views of Leadership March 9‚ 2014 University of Phoenix Evaluating Historical Views of Leadership This paper evaluates the leadership views of Plato‚ Aristotle‚ Lao-Tzu‚ and Machiavelli from the point of view of the modern military leader. The process of evaluation includes an examination of the commonalities and disparities between these views of leadership. The paper explores a definition of modern military leadership. The paper includes an assessment of the

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    emphasizes the need to excel among the rest. The aphorism conveys the fact that those who possess intelligence‚ stand out among those around him. Confucius is stating that every men is born with the same amount of innate potential. However‚ the only way to emerge atop the rest is to hone one’s skill and learn how to use the potential that one is born with. Confucius stresses that education is a key factor in separating from the group mentality that humans are born with. And only then will

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    portion of their freedom in order to pursue their needs and wants without the fears of insecurity in a state of anarchy. Over the course of time the world has seen countless variations of government‚ some proving to be more effective than others. Lao-Tzu‚ Thomas Jefferson‚ and Hannah Arendt each have interesting ideologies on government; one could liken them to a toothpaste‚ a toothbrush‚ and mouthwash. Like the process of brushing your teeth each writer can stand alone‚ but using all three together

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    CCCH9032 Sports and Chinese Society (Spring 2014) – Second Essay CHAN Chun Ho (UID: 3035071486) Name: CHAN Chun Ho UID: 3035071486 Email: gy9402@hku.hk Tutorial group: Friday 14.30 Mao Zedong once famously declared: women can hold up half of the Sky. In China’s competitive sports arena‚ do Chinese women hold more than half of the sky? Introduction The late Chairman Mao Zedong famously coined that “women hold up half the sky”‚ recognising the importance of female to the development of the

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    altered by Confucius to mean a person with high virtue and moral achievement. Despite junzi’s literal meaning‚ Confucius believed that any righteous man willing to practice virtue can become a junzi and an exemplary man. However‚ this Utopian idea of a noble person is not very realistic to become‚ in nowadays society. This essay will define Confucius’ standards of junzi‚ and reveal both strengths and weaknesses of junzi in the context of the modern world. How to become a junzi? Confucius’ standard

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    world‚ and it is benefit for Chinese to be an international language. Thirdly‚ the effort made by Chinese government promotes Chinese learning over the world. In the article – Confucius Institutes‚ Confucius Institutes‚ which are non-profit public and set up by the Government of the People’s Republic of China. What Confucius Institutes do is promote Chinese language and culture‚

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    gentlemen of old England like Mr. Darcy and Mr. Knightly. Junzi was a constant behavior of “humanity‚ integrity‚ righteousness‚ altruism‚ loyalty‚ and an outward demeanor and propriety to match.” (p. 38) In the Analects‚ a collection of Confucius’ sayings‚ Confucius said‚ “Just desire the good yourself and the common people will be good.” While Buddhists believe in samara‚ a continuous cycle of reincarnation‚ Confucians trust in a single birth and death. The goal of a devout Buddhist is to reach

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