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Confucianism -> Mengzi -> Li Lou II -> 48

孟子Mencius said,
'Yu hated the pleasant wine, and loved good words.
Tang held fast the Mean,
and employed men of talents and virtue without regard to where they came from.
文王 King Wen looked on the people as he would on a man who was wounded,
and he looked towards the right path as if he could not see it.
武王King Wu did not slight the near, and did not forget the distant.
周公The duke of Zhou desired to unite in himself the virtues of those kings, those founders of the three dynasties,
that he might display in his practice the four things which they did.
If he saw any thing in them not suited to his time,
he looked up and thought about it,
from daytime into the night,
and when he was fortunate enough to master the difficulty,
。” he sat waiting for the morning.'


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