keep your word, and do what you want. This is a passage from Confucius in the Analects of Confucius, which means that you must keep your word and do things. Now this sentence is often used to teach the world to speak honestly, to finish what you have done, and not to give up halfway. However, there is still a sentence behind it, "I am a little man", but unfortunately it was deleted when teaching future generations. The original sentence: words must be kept, actions must be fruitful, and I am a villain. What Confucius means is that those who must do what they say and have results in their actions are just ordinary people with shallow knowledge.