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儒家 -> 禮記 -> 緇衣 -> 12

The Master said,
"when the highest among men has doubts and perplexities, the common people go astray.
When (the ministers) below him are difficult to be understood, the toil of the ruler is prolonged.
Therefore when the ruler exhibits clearly what he loves, and thus shows the people the style of manners (they should aim at),
and is watchful against what he dislikes, and thereby guards the people against the excesses (of which they are in danger),
then they do not go astray.
When the ministers are exemplary in their conduct, and do not set a value on (fine) speeches; when they do not try to lead (the ruler) to what is unattainable, and do not trouble him with what cannot be (fully) known, then he is not toiled.
It is said in the Book of Poetry (III, ii, ode 10, i),
"Reversed is now the providence of God;
𤺺。』 The lower people groan beneath their load."
It is said in the Xiao Ya (II, v, ode 4, 4),
"They do not discharge their duties,
。』」 But only cause distress to the king."'


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