Stable property makes for stable hearts - only when ordinary people live and work in peace can society be stable.
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history
From 《孟子·滕文公上》. Mencius's argument to Duke Wen of Teng: ordinary people need a secure livelihood (恒产) before they can act with moral steadiness (恒心). One of the earliest and clearest statements of the material basis of morality in Chinese political philosophy, heavily cited in modern debates on property rights and rural reform.
usage
Canonical Mencius. Often paired with its negative half 无恒产者无恒心. 恒产 is now also a modern term for 'long-term property / real estate.'