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| + | '''Competition for Places''' | ||
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| + | "Of nearly six thousand candidates, only about sixty had passed: one out of a hundred." (107) | ||
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| + | '''Legalism''' | ||
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| + | "Well, I suppose that's a stated aim: the establishment of social order." (119) | ||
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| + | '''Symbols''' | ||
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| + | "Lao Hong took off his blouse and put on a white robe, which symbolized death to the old ways." (110) | ||
| + | "The blood of the rooster represents every drop of blood spilled by the brotherhood in the name of justice." (110) | ||
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| + | '''4 Noble Truths''' | ||
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| + | "Yearning for home is no better than yearning for something else. Yearning for things to go right helps nothing. Yearning for a nice pleasant world is foolish. Yearning for winds to carry the locusts eastward instead of westward is even more foolish. Yu have to finish something." (113) | ||
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| + | '''Opposites''' | ||
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| + | "... this talisman invoked the Yin and the Yang, the Shadow and the Sun, the Passive and the Active, the Good and the Bad, the Valleys and the Mountains, the Cold and the Heat- in fact, all the oppositions in life that a man must endure." (118) | ||
Revision as of 12:28, 28 April 2013
History 8 China The Examination
Competition for Places
"Of nearly six thousand candidates, only about sixty had passed: one out of a hundred." (107)
Legalism
"Well, I suppose that's a stated aim: the establishment of social order." (119)
Symbols
"Lao Hong took off his blouse and put on a white robe, which symbolized death to the old ways." (110) "The blood of the rooster represents every drop of blood spilled by the brotherhood in the name of justice." (110)
4 Noble Truths
"Yearning for home is no better than yearning for something else. Yearning for things to go right helps nothing. Yearning for a nice pleasant world is foolish. Yearning for winds to carry the locusts eastward instead of westward is even more foolish. Yu have to finish something." (113)
Opposites
"... this talisman invoked the Yin and the Yang, the Shadow and the Sun, the Passive and the Active, the Good and the Bad, the Valleys and the Mountains, the Cold and the Heat- in fact, all the oppositions in life that a man must endure." (118)
