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- - High-Ranking Officials Stand on the Shoulders of Low-Ranking Officials, Mountains Stand on the Ground 2005-12-05
- - Remember Others' Merits and Forget Their Shortcomings 2005-12-07
- - Thoroughly Understanding Cause and Effect: Is the Deciding Factor Human or Divine? 2005-12-10
- - Chinese Idiom: Being Happy to Have One's Shortcomings Pointed Out 2005-12-11
- - The Influence of a Ruler Who Cultivates in the Temple Extends for Thousands of Miles 2005-12-13
- - Traditional Culture: Feet Create the Path - No Effort Means No Progress 2005-12-15
- - The Emperor's Greed Destroys His Country; An Official's Greed Destroys His Body 2005-12-21
- - The Profound Chinese Language (Episode 3): Turtle 2006-01-09
- - Traditional Culture: Honesty, Revering Heaven and Taking Only That Which Is Yours 2006-01-15
- - Do Not Harp on the Shortcomings of Others 2006-01-15
- - Interpreting the Tang Dynasty Poem "Self Understanding" 2005-11-15
- - Forbearance Melts People's Hearts 2005-11-17
- - One Righteous Thought Subdues Hundreds of Illnesses: Filial Piety Conquers an Epidemic 2005-11-25
- - The Moment He Supported a Stalk of Grain 2005-11-26
- - Flattery Should Not Be Believed 2005-11-26
- - Story of an Ancient Cultivator: Words Spoken by an Ulcer with a Human Face 2005-11-27
- - Respecting a Person with High Virtue Keeps the Enemy Away 2005-11-27
- - Lessons from Chinese Idioms: "Suffer from Cold and Hunger" 2005-11-28
- - The Story of a Great Buddhist Monk, Daxing 2005-11-29
- - Returning Good for Evil Melts Away Hatred 2005-12-02
- - Stories about Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty and His Prime Minister, Wei Zheng 2005-12-07
- - Three Baby Swallows and Mr. Zhou's Three Sons 2005-12-10
- - Traditional Chinese Culture: Be Modest and Altruistic 2005-12-11
- - Ancient Chinese Tales about Valuing Virtue above Material Gain 2005-12-14
- - Traditional Culture: Stopping Bad Things in Their Infancy and Improving Conduct by Accepting Criticism 2005-12-15
