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儒家 -> 禮記 -> 表記 -> 23.1

The Master said,
'In serving (the ruler) his superior,
(an officer) from his position has great opportunity to protect the people;
but when he does not allow himself to have any thought of acting as the ruler of them,
this shows a high degree of humanity.
君子Therefore, the superior man is courteous and economical, seeking to exercise his benevolence,
and sincere and humble in order to practise his sense of propriety.
He does not himself seta high value on his services;
he does not himself assert the honour due to his person.
He is not ambitious of (high) position, and is very moderate in his desires.
He gives place willingly to men of ability and virtue.
He abases himself and gives honour to others.
He is careful and in fear of doing what is not right.
His desire in all this is to serve his ruler.
If he succeed in doing so (and obtaining his ruler's approbation), he feels that he has done right;
if he do not so succeed, he still feels that he has done right
- prepared to accept the will of Heaven concerning himself.


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