12. "Confucius said,＇I hate a semblance which is not the reality. I hate the darnel, lest it be confounded with the corn. I hate glib-tonguedness, lest it be confounded with righteousness. I hate sharpness of tongue, lest it be confounded with sincerity. I hate the music of Ch＇ing, lest it be confounded with the true music. I hate the reddish blue, lest it be confounded with vermilion. I hate your good careful men of the villages, lest they be confounded with the truly virtuous.＇
13."The superior man seeks simply to bring back the unchanging standard, and that being rectified,the masses are roused to virtue. When they are so aroused, forthwith perversities and glossed wickednessdisappear."