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儒家 -> 孟子 -> 盡心下 -> 83.10

Mencius replied,
If you would blame them, you find nothing to allege.
If you would criticise them, you have nothing to criticise.
They agree with the current customs.
They consent with an impure age.
Their principles have a semblance of right-heartedness and truth.
Their conduct has a semblance of disinterestedness and purity.
All men are pleased with them,
and they think themselves right,
so that it is impossible to proceed with them to the principles of Yao and Shun.
On this account they are called "The thieves of virtue."
孔子 Confucius said,
"I hate a semblance which is not the reality.
I hate the darnel,
lest it be confounded with the corn.
I hate glib-tonguedness,
lest it be confounded with righteousness.
I hate sharpness of tongue,
lest it be confounded with sincerity.
I hate the music of Chang,
lest it be confounded with the true music.
I hate the reddish blue,
lest it be confounded with vermilion.
I hate your good careful men of the villages,
。』 lest they be confounded with the truly virtuous."
君子 The superior man seeks simply to bring back the unchanging standard,
and, that being correct, the masses are roused to virtue.
When they are so aroused,
。」 forthwith perversities and glossed wickedness disappear.'


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