Summary

Wang Tao-k‘un Gems of Chinese Literature — How to Get On (1922)

But you―you stick at facts, and express opinions adverse to those of your superiors whom it is your special interest to conciliate. [1]
“ (5) Others make for gain as though bent upon shooting a pheasant; watching in secret and letting fly with care, so that nothing escapes their aim. But you―you hardly bend your bow, or bend it only to miss the quarry that lies within your reach.
“One of these five failings is like a tumour hanging to you and impeding your progress in life.
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