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中国哲学书电子化计划
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墨家 -> 墨子 -> 卷三 -> 尚同中 -> 1

墨子Mozi said:
As we look back to the time when there was yet no ruler,
天下’。 it seems the custom was "everybody in the world according to his own standard."
Accordingly each man had his own standard,
ten men had ten different standards,
a hundred men had a hundred different standards
- the more people
the more standards.
And everybody approved of his own view
and disapproved those of others,
and so arose mutual disapproval.
Even father and son and brothers became enemies,
since they were unable to reach any agreement.
Surplus energy was not employed for mutual help;
excellent teachings (Dao) were kept secret;
surplus goods were allowed to rot without sharing.
天下The disorder in the (human) world
could be compared with that among birds and beasts.
The lack of regulations governing the relationships between ruler and subject, between superior and subordinate, and between elder and younger;
and the absence of rules governing the relationships between father and son and between older and younger brothers,
天下 resulted in disorder in the world.


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