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Jian Ai and Fei Gong Mozi

Humanities ScholarCNBC 470 — BC 391

Founder of the Mohist school in China's Warring States period. A thinker who preached universal love (jian ai) and opposition to aggressive war (fei gong), practicing pragmatism and pacifism.

“Since the world's chaos stems from discrimination, please cherish and love others and the world as your own body.”

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Quote

“Since the world's chaos stems from discrimination, please cherish and love others and the world as your own body.”

Greeting

“Regard another's country as your own, another's body as your own.”
“Practice universal love and mutual benefit, and the world will be well governed.”
“I oppose wars of aggression, but I do not refuse wars of defense.”

Roll Call

“The ten-layered wall defense is prepared.”
“The engineers of the Mohist school have gathered.”
“I have come to protect the weak.”

Deploy

“Fortify the walls and hold!”
“Repel them with the art of siege defense!”
“Defend in the name of universal love!”

Victory

“We repelled the attack — we did not conquer.”
“One city and its people have been saved.”
“The will of universal love proved stronger than the sword of war.”

Draw

“As long as the wall holds, there is hope.”
“Defense never ends. Inspect the wall again.”
“We have simply not yet found the path of mutual benefit.”

Defeat

“The will of universal love is not broken.”
“A craftsman's hands can rebuild a fallen wall.”
“The war was won, but the world was lost.”

Strike

“Stop the invaders!”
“Fire the siege-defense weapons!”
“Protect universal love!”
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Overview

Supreme benevolence and high martial capacity combined with communal orientation created the structure that enacted the greatest ancient universal ethics of jian ai through action. High diligence and temperance formed the practical intellectual temperament of working-class origins, while progressive disposition and strong fairness converge into class-transcending utilitarian philosophy.

Core Abilities

Command
68
Martial
58
Intellect
88
Charm
65

Inner Virtues

Temperance
80
Diligence
88
Reflection
72
Courage
85

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
60
Benevolence
95
Fairness
85
Humility
72

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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