Confucius: When the Great Dao (Tao, perfect order) prevails, the world is like a Commonwealth State shared by all, not a dictatorsh

When the Great Dao (Tao, perfect order) prevails, the world is like a Commonweal — Confucius

When the Great Dao (Tao, perfect order) prevails, the world is like a Commonwealth State shared by all, not a dictatorship.

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