Zuò qǐyèjiā yào hòudézàiwù, cáinéng yíngdé chángjiǔ de xìnrèn.
An entrepreneur must have deep virtue to bear great burdens and earn lasting trust.
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history
From the 《周易·坤》 (I Ching, Kun hexagram): 君子以厚德载物 — 'The noble person, through deep virtue, carries all things.' Pairs with 天行健，君子以自强不息 from the Qian hexagram.
culture
Famously the second half of Tsinghua University's motto, written by Liang Qichao (梁启超) in 1914. Highly literary and dignified — common in calligraphy, mottos, and formal speeches.
