Part 5

A wise shepherd’s famous aphorism: A gentleman is strict with himself, but a villain plots against others; a gentleman is always in the light, and a villain is always in the dark; a gentleman does not remember others’ faults , the villain makes enemies with others; the gentleman pursues the truth, while the villain forms cliques; the gentleman cares about the overall situation, while the villain only cares about his own interests; the gentleman cares about his face, while the villain does not care about the impact; the gentleman does things honestly, while the villain cheats; the gentleman Open-minded and magnanimous, like a human being and a mouse. A gentleman stops when it's appropriate, but a villain clings to it and won't let go. A gentleman is as gentle as the warm spring breeze, while a villain is as sinister as the frost in winter.