Confucius

Confucius

The Sage Descends at Mount Ni
Confucius Learning Li (Ritual Propriety)
Diligent and inquisitive
Confucius Learns the Qin (Zither)
Building an Altar and Teaching Disciples
Zi Lu Receives Instruction
Investigating Ritual and Music at the Zhou Court
The Civil Strife in the State of Lu
Oppressive Government Is Fiercer Than a Tiger
Duke Jing of Qi Asks About Governance
Observing Signs to Know the Rain
Observing Vessels to Understand the Dao
Yang Hu Presents a Piglet
Teaching Is Also Governance
Teaching at the Apricot Altar
Confucius's Teaching Content
Confucius's Teaching Methods
Forgetting the Sacrificial Victim in Rituals
Confucius's Official Career
The Execution of Shao Zheng Mao
The Jiagu Alliance Conference
The Plan to Dismantle the Three Cities
Abandoning Office and Leaving the State of Lu
Traveling Through the Various States
Confucius's Journey to the State of Wei
Confucius Besieged at Kuang City
Trapped in Puyi
Confucius Meets Nanzi
Sighing by the River
A Homeless Dog
Confucius Travels to the State of Chen
Huanzi's Deathbed Command
Confucius's Hardship at Chen and Cai
Zi Lu Asks About the Ford
Lord of She Asks About Governance
The Necessity of Rectifying Names
Return to Lu in Later Years
Ji Kangzi Asks About Governance
Request to Punish Chen Heng
Duke Ai of Lu Asks About Governance
Organizing the Heritage
Gathering Disciples and Teaching
Three Thousand Disciples
The Western Hunt and the Captured Qilin
The Sage's Passing
Confucius's Attitude Toward Life
Confucius's Attitude Toward Holding Office
Confucius Teaching His Son
Confucius's Character
The Radiance of Ren (Benevolence/Humaneness)