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Summary

Ning Yi discusses the complexities of morality and power in governance, emphasizing that factional struggles drive change in the world. He argues that despite the pursuit of uprightness, one can become corrupt due to the inherent power dynamics and familial ties. He contrasts the ideals of Confucianism with the realities of political life, suggesting that true righteousness can only prevail when good power overcomes evil. Ning Yi questions the effectiveness of Confucian ideals in addressing these issues and expresses a need for change. He also reflects on the nature of sages and great men, suggesting that both are ordinary individuals who contribute significantly to society.

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