Laozi: People are difficult to be ruled, Because the ruler governs with personal desire and establishes too many laws to confus

People are difficult to be ruled, Because the ruler governs with personal desire — Laozi

People are difficult to be ruled, Because the ruler governs with personal desire and establishes too many laws to confuse the people.

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