To complement my little series on Shakespeare (like I’d know), there’s now a quorum of Confucius quotes:
- On not noticing the taste of meat for three months
- “When the rites are lost, seek throughout the countryside”
- On deliberate speech
- On Yangpu, Lunpu, and Lunyu
- Confucius enlisted by a stammering general to put down a heckler in the Romance of the three kingdoms
- “Confucius, Mencius, various dumpling shapes, I’ve studied them all!” (n.1 here)
- Criticizing Confucius
with the related
and at a tangent,
See also my Daoist adaptation of “selling the Three-character scripture at the door of Confucius” (preaching to the converted, as we might say).
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