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中国哲学书电子化计划
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儒家 -> 孟子 -> 离娄上 -> 1.4

'Therefore it is said,
"It is not the exterior and interior walls being incomplete,
and the supply of weapons offensive and defensive not being large,
which constitutes the calamity of a kingdom.
It is not the cultivable area not being extended,
and stores and wealth not being accumulated,
which occasions the ruin of a State."
When superiors do not observe the rules of propriety,
and inferiors do not learn,
then seditious people spring up,
and that State will perish in no time.
It is said in the Book of Poetry,
"When such an overthrow of Zhou is being produced by Heaven,
。’ Be not ye so much at your ease!"
" At your ease;" - that is, dilatory.
退And so dilatory may those officers be deemed, who serve their prince without righteousness, who take office and retire from it without regard to propriety, and who in their words disown the ways of the ancient kings.
Therefore it is said,
"To urge one's sovereign to difficult achievements may be called showing respect for him.
To set before him what is good and repress his perversities may be called showing reverence for him.
。”He who does not do these things, saying to himself, My sovereign is incompetent to this, may be said to play the thief with him."'


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