Mencius: The feeling of distress is the root of benevolence, therefore a benevolent man is ever mindful of those who are sufferin

The feeling of distress is the root of benevolence, therefore a benevolent man i — Mencius

The feeling of distress is the root of benevolence, therefore a benevolent man is ever mindful of those who are suffering and in distress.

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