Each is Great in his own place
Everyone has a role to play in the world, according to his or her nature and capacity6. We should not compare ourselves with others, but do our best in our own place. We should not be envious or jealous of others, but admire and learn from them. We should not interfere with others, but help them if they need it. We should not be proud or arrogant, but humble and respectful.
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