Insights from Confucius: Wisdom and Philosophy
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Confucius
(551-479 BC) was a sage,
scholar, and philosopher. Confucius
passed on his passion for education by
emphasizing the importance of
education. A slew of accolades,
including a posthumous award of
“Supreme Teacher” in 1AD, an imperial
decree deeming him a "Grand Master"
in 581AD, and the bestowing of the title
“Prince of Culture” in 739AD led to
Confucius’ continued popularity.
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The Confucian ceremony has been traced to the Zhou
Dynasty (1046BC-221BC). After Confucius’ death,
ceremonies to honor him were held by Confucius'
family members. Emperor Lu Aigong (
魯哀公
)
converted Confucius’ home in Qufu (
曲阜
),
in
Shandong Province, to a temple so Confucius'
descendants could honor him. It wasn't until after
Han Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang (
高祖
)
paid his respects
to Confucius that all emperors began to worship
Confucius. Confucian Ceremonies have been held
regularly since the Han dynasty (206BC-220AD).
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During the Three Kingdoms Period (
三国时代
)
(220
AD-280AD), Emperor Cao Cao (
曹操
)
established
the biyong (
辟雍
),
an institute for teaching the
emperor how to conduct the Confucius ceremony.
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1.
己
所
不
欲
，
勿
施
于
人
。
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What you do not wish for
yourself, do not do to
others.
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2.
学
而
时
习
之
，
不
亦
说
乎
？
•
Is it not pleasant to learn
with perseverance?
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3.
有
朋
自
远
方
来
，
不
亦
乐
乎
?
•
Is it not delightful for friends
to com from distant
quarters?
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4.
人
不
知
而
不
愠
，
不
亦
君
子
乎
？
•
Is he not a man of virtue, who
feels no discomposure though
men may take no note of him?
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5.
吾
日
三
省
吾
身
。
•
Examine myself three times
every day.
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6.
温
故
而
知
新
，
可
以
为
师
矣
。
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If a man keeps cherishing his old
knowledge, so as continually to
be acquiring new, he may be a
teacher of others.
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7.
学
而
不
思
则
罔
，
思
而
不
学
则
殆
。
•
Learning without thought is
labor lost; thought without
learning is perilous.
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8.
德
不
孤
，
必
有
邻
。
•
Virtue is not left to stand
alone. He who practices it
will have neighbors.
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9.
不
患
人
之
不
己
知
，
患
不
知
人
也
。
•
I will bot be afflicted at men’s
not knowing me; I will be
afflicted that I do not know
men.
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10.
三
人
行
，
必
有
我
师
。
•
You can learn from
everyone.
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Calligraphy
Explore the life and teachings of Confucius, a renowned sage and philosopher known for his emphasis on education, virtue, and self-reflection. Uncover the significance of Confucius ceremonies and his enduring legacy in history. Delve into timeless quotes that reflect his profound wisdom and principles.
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Confucius Confucius Birthday Birthday Celebration Celebration Oct 30 Oct 30th th, 2018 Plantation Plantation Middle School Middle School , 2018
Who is Confucius Who is Confucius Confucius (551-479 BC) was a sage, scholar, and philosopher. Confucius passed on his passion for education by emphasizing the importance of education. A slew of accolades, including a posthumous award of Supreme Teacher in 1AD, an imperial decree deeming him a "Grand Master" in 581AD, and the bestowing of the title Prince of Culture in 739AD led to Confucius continued popularity.
What is Confucius Ceremony? What is Confucius Ceremony? The Confucian ceremony has been traced to the Zhou Dynasty (1046BC-221BC). After Confucius death, ceremonies to honor him were held by Confucius' family members. Emperor Lu Aigong ( ) converted Confucius home in Qufu ( ), in Shandong Province, to a temple so Confucius' descendants could honor him. It wasn't until after Han Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang ( ) paid his respects to Confucius that all emperors began to worship Confucius. Confucian Ceremonies have been held regularly since the Han dynasty (206BC-220AD). During the Three Kingdoms Period ( ) (220AD-280AD), Emperor Cao Cao ( ) established the biyong ( ), an institute for teaching the emperor how to conduct the Confucius ceremony.
First Writing Ceremony First Writing Ceremony
1. What you do not wish for yourself, do not do to others.
2. Is it not pleasant to learn with perseverance?
3. ? Is it not delightful for friends to com from distant quarters?
4. Is he not a man of virtue, who feels no discomposure though men may take no note of him?
5. Examine myself three times every day.
6. If a man keeps cherishing his old knowledge, so as continually to be acquiring new, he may be a teacher of others.
7. Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous.
8. Virtue is not left to stand alone. He who practices it will have neighbors.
9. I will bot be afflicted at men s not knowing me; I will be afflicted that I do not know men.
10. You can learn from everyone.
Kung Fu Fan Dancing Calligraphy Performance Performance
