677 Quotes by Chinese authors

Chinese sayings and classical lines often speak in spare brushstrokes: moral reflection tempered by humility, paradox framed by everyday images. Rivers soften stone, bamboo bends without breaking; seasons measure patience, not clocks. Filial duty sits beside wanderer’s freedom, while the Dao murmurs under market talk. Humor slips in sidelong, a grin behind a sleeve. Values are suggested, not shouted; emptiness gives shape to form. Balance, reciprocity, and endurance mingle with the quiet warmth of tea steam curling through winter light.
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