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Wisdom
Wisdom is the innate knowledge by which one judges right and wrong, good and evil. This is necessary in the practice of moral norms, for otherwise one cannot become a person of virtue.In a sense it precedes the others because without wisdom one will have no sense of ethics, or social skills, or even just the plain common sense the other virtues require for guidance.
Examples
The wisdom and achievements of Zhuge Liang (zhū gě liàng 诸葛亮) were made popular by Romance of the Three Kingdoms (sān guó yǎn yì 三国演义) attributed to Luo Guanzhong (luó guàn zhōng 罗贯中) more than a millennium after the Three Kingdoms era ended. The novel incorporates many popular folklore, pseudo histories, and opera scripts into the character of Zhuge Liang, turning him into an embodiment of intelligence itself.
Before the Battle of Red Cliffs (chì bì zhī zhàn 赤壁之战), Zhuge Liang went to visit the Wu camp (wú jūn 吴军) to assist Wu strategist Zhou Yu (zhōu yú 周瑜). Zhou Yu saw Zhuge Liang as a threat to Eastern Wu (dōng wú 东吴) and was also jealous of Zhuge Liang's talent. Therefore, he assigned Zhuge Liang the task of making 100,000 arrows in ten days or facing execution. Zhuge Liang, however, swore he would finish this seemingly impossible task in three days. He requested 20 large boats, each manned with many straw men and a few soldiers. Before dawn, Zhuge Liang ordered his soldiers to beat war drums and shout orders, to imitate the noise of an attack.
Wisdom is the innate knowledge by which one judges right and wrong, good and evil. This is necessary in the practice of moral norms, for otherwise one cannot become a person of virtue.In a sense it precedes the others because without wisdom one will have no sense of ethics, or social skills, or even just the plain common sense the other virtues require for guidance.
Examples
The wisdom and achievements of Zhuge Liang (zhū gě liàng 诸葛亮) were made popular by Romance of the Three Kingdoms (sān guó yǎn yì 三国演义) attributed to Luo Guanzhong (luó guàn zhōng 罗贯中) more than a millennium after the Three Kingdoms era ended. The novel incorporates many popular folklore, pseudo histories, and opera scripts into the character of Zhuge Liang, turning him into an embodiment of intelligence itself.
Before the Battle of Red Cliffs (chì bì zhī zhàn 赤壁之战), Zhuge Liang went to visit the Wu camp (wú jūn 吴军) to assist Wu strategist Zhou Yu (zhōu yú 周瑜). Zhou Yu saw Zhuge Liang as a threat to Eastern Wu (dōng wú 东吴) and was also jealous of Zhuge Liang's talent. Therefore, he assigned Zhuge Liang the task of making 100,000 arrows in ten days or facing execution. Zhuge Liang, however, swore he would finish this seemingly impossible task in three days. He requested 20 large boats, each manned with many straw men and a few soldiers. Before dawn, Zhuge Liang ordered his soldiers to beat war drums and shout orders, to imitate the noise of an attack.
Zhuge Liang sat with Lu Su (lǔ sù 鲁肃) inside one of the boats drinking wine. The Wei soldiers, unable to see in the fog, fired many volleys of arrows at the sound of the drums. The straw men were soon filled with arrows, and Zhuge Liang returned to Wu having fulfilled his promise.
