Confucius
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Words of wisdom beginning with “Confucius says” are heard on almost a daily basis. Few people know where this saying originated. Therefore, The Amazing People Club® is proud to invite you to ‘Meet Confucius’, who was born in 500 BC, in China. So, what did Confucius actually say? He was a forward thinker and one of the most influential philosophers in the world. A seeker of peace, he believed that if people co-operated with each other and society, this would end fighting and bring harmony and stability. Be inspired by this passionate philosophical leader, whose teachings are as alive today, as they were centuries ago.
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