A sudden revolution broke out in the Lu state, causing the king to flee to Qi, Confucius also ran there because he felt it was inappropriate for his honor and morals to join the rebellion. A famous story below tells of his journey on the road. As he crossed the mountain with many disciples, Confucius was moved by the sight of a woman crying prostrately at the side of a tomb. He sent a disciple to ask for an excuse. “My father-in-law was eaten by tigers, my husband too, and now my son suffers the same fate,” the woman sobbed, recalls. Poster once upon a time there was a girl who really loved christmas. Asked why she did not leave this place, the ill-fated woman replied that it was because the government did not oppress it harshly. Confucius did not delay the opportunity to teach morality. “Remember, children, a government that abuses oppressive power is more cruel and frightening than a tiger.”
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