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Han Homeland.
Chapter 162: The Crooked-Mouthed Monk. [354]
Summary
Zhang Hui, a scholar, recounts Fan Li's story, emphasizing integrity in business. Fan Li, known for his benevolence, distributed wealth thrice, prioritizing honesty over profit. Shentu Gen explains Confucianism's view on profit and righteousness, advising the emperor to balance both for governance. The Yun family's actions mirror Fan Li's principles, earning imperial praise. The emperor, valuing loyalty, plans rewards for Yun Lang, despite concerns about Baideng Mountain. Meanwhile, Sima Qian admires the Yun family's book collection, including "Huai Nan Zi," and questions Yun Lang about differing Western Region maps. Yun Lang, preoccupied with marriage, deflects scholarly discussions.Full content
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