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Chapter One
Much Pleasure Derived from Learning Something New ΪÕþµÚ¶þ
Chapter Two
Exercising Governance by Means of Moralities °ËÙ«µÚÈý
Chapter Three
The Enjoyment Violating the Hierarchical Order ÀïÈʵÚËÄ
Chapter Four
Being Good and Beautiful to Live in the Neighborhood of Benevolence ¹«Ò±³¤µÚÎå
Chapter Five
The Master Marrying His Daughter to Gongye Chang ÓºÒ²µÚÁù
Chapter Six
Yong Suited to Be a Potentate Êö¶øµÚÆß
Chapter Seven
Expounding the Truths and Knowledge Ì©²®µÚ°Ë
Chapter Eight
Taibo Deserves Being the Most Excellent Example of Moral Integrity ×Óº±µÚ¾Å
Chapter Nine
Confucius Rarely Talking about Profits Ïçµ³µÚÊ®
Chapter Ten
Confucius Seeming to Be Humble, and Slow in Speech among His Fellow Countrymen ÏȽøµÚʮһ
Chapter Eleven
Those Who Have Followed the Rites and Music System ÑÕÔ¨µÚÊ®¶þ
Chapter Twelve
Yan Yuan Asking How One Turns Himself into a Benevolent Man ×Ó·µÚÊ®Èý
Chapter Thirteen
Zilu Asking about the Governance of a State ÏÜÎʵÚÊ®ËÄ
Chapter Fourteen
Yuan Xian Asking about Dishonor ÎÀÁ鹫µÚÊ®Îå
Chapter Fifteen
Duke Ling of the State of Wei Asking Confucius about Dispositions of Military Forces ¼¾ÊϵÚÊ®Áù
Chapter Sixteen
Ji-sun Planning to Strike Zhuanyu Ñô»õµÚÊ®Æß
Chapter Seventeen
Yang Huo Feeling a Genuine Desire to See Confucius ΢×ÓµÚÊ®°Ë
Chapter Eighteen
Wei-zi Resigning from Court ×ÓÕŵÚÊ®¾Å
Chapter Ninteen
He Being a Worthy Perfect Man of Virtues Ò¢Ô»µÚ¶þÊ®
Chapter Twenty
Heaven Arranging It’s Your Turn to Be the Next Emperor ¡¶ÂÛÓï¡·Ö÷ÒªÊõÓﺺӢ¶ÔÕÕÒ»ÀÀ