Character Analysis: The Daodejing Of Laozi
“Be as careful at the end as you are at the beginning and you will not ruin things.” (The Daodejing of Laozi, 64, p. 67)
One day during class, we discussed many different chapters of The Daodejing of Laozi. This quote was brought up and we talked about what it may have meant. When class was over, I continued to think about the applicability of this quote to real situations in my own life. Though we discussed this quote in class, I found that it resonated with me because it holds true to many aspects of life which I have encountered, such as my education. I have always tried to earn good grades in school, and when I didn’t, I worked to make them better. This work ethic began in high school when I realized the importance of my grades. I knew
One day during class, we discussed many different chapters of The Daodejing of Laozi. This quote was brought up and we talked about what it may have meant. When class was over, I continued to think about the applicability of this quote to real situations in my own life. Though we discussed this quote in class, I found that it resonated with me because it holds true to many aspects of life which I have encountered, such as my education. I have always tried to earn good grades in school, and when I didn’t, I worked to make them better. This work ethic began in high school when I realized the importance of my grades. I knew