If you want to stand and be a man, you can realize it from the Analects of Confucius. Desire: want; Standing: standing; Establish people: use it to establish people; Da: Jinda; Talent: use it to make people achieve.
"Be a man if you want to stand and be a man if you want to succeed" is the concrete embodiment of Confucian benevolence. Caring people are people who take "giving alms to the masses" as their responsibility and are philanthropists.
Just like "don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you", it is also a concrete embodiment of Confucian "forgiveness" and an important principle for us to deal with interpersonal relationships.
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Zi Gong said, "What if you can give to the people and help them? Can you say that it is a benevolent person? " Confucius said, "Anyone who is kind will be holy! Yao Shun is still sick! Benevolent people want to be a man, but they want to be a man. It can be said that the benevolent side has already existed. " 1 1 (The Analects of Confucius Yong Ye)
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Zi Gong asked Confucius, "If someone is knowledgeable and prosperous, he can give alms to the people and help them. What about this guy? Can you call Ren? " Confucius said, "It is both benevolence and holiness!" Emperor Yao and Shun are also ashamed of the people, because they can't give alms to the masses! Those who can be called benevolent must stand firm before they can help those who fall, and they must succeed before they can help others. Only by starting from what you can do around you and helping others is the possible way to be kind. "
Caring people should constantly improve themselves, so that they can help others and are willing to help those in need. One of the most representative Confucianism is that "if you want to stand up and be a man, you can achieve it if you want to achieve it." Being able to "help others" is "benevolence". Also reflecting the idea of "benevolence", there is a saying in the Confucian classic "Mencius with all his heart and forgetting the potential": "If you are poor, you will be immune to it, and if you reach it, you will help the world."
"Poverty" is generally not considered as poverty without money. Poverty here is a neutral word that describes a person who can take care of himself and his family. "Reaching" and "Tengda" not only mean being rich and capable, but more importantly, being kind to the world so that everyone in the world can be immune. Doing good in the world is actually giving to the public. "Being good in the world at the same time" and "being good at what you want" have the same meaning, both of which are expounding the benevolence of Confucianism, taking the world as its own responsibility, striving to improve its hard power, being ready to help others and being charitable.
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Baidu Encyclopedia-"If you want to be a man, you must be a man."