I Want to Be Emperor.

Summary

The speaker expresses frustration over being accused of slandering Confucius, asserting their respect for him while criticizing the actions of his descendants, the Kong clan. They argue for separating Confucius from the Kong Jia, suggesting that if Confucius were aware of his descendants' behavior, he would disapprove. The speaker highlights the moral decay of the Kong clan since becoming nobility and their historical misdeeds, including collaboration with Japanese forces. They advocate for progress in the 21st century, urging others to reflect and improve, referencing Confucius's teachings on self-reflection and growth.

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