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A traditional Chinese painting of the 6th Century BCE sage Kong Qiu (known in the West as'Confucius')

 

"The superior man is distressed only by the limitations of his ability. He is not distressed by the fact that other men do not recognise the ability that he has."


Kong Qiu ('Confucius')


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