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It is the object of ceremonies
to go back to the circumstances from which they sprang,
and of music
to express pleasure in the results which first gave occasion to it.
Thus it was that the ancient kings, in their institution of ceremonies, sought to express their regulation of circumstances,
and, in their cultivation of music, to express the aims they had in mind.
Hence by an examination of their ceremonies and music,
the conditions of order and disorder in which they originated can be known.
蘧伯玉 Qu Bo-Yu said,
君子'A wise man, by his intelligence,
from the sight of any article,
knows the skill of the artificer,
and from the contemplation of an action
。” knows the wisdom of its performer.'
Hence there is the saying,
君子。” 'The superior man watches over the manner in which he maintains his intercourse with other men.'


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