History of Ruffians

Author: Gao Xiuching Zhang Lipeng
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Rogue equals scoundrel plus hero, plus three hundred spokespersons. The creation of rogues is approximately due to two things: one is the followers of Confucius, namely Confucianism; the other is the followers of Mozi, namely chivalry. These two things were very good, but later their thoughts declined and gradually evolved into "rogues."
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Today, those who disrupt social order and engage in malicious activities are also called rogues, the same as scoundrels.
Rogue equals scoundrel plus hero, plus three hundred spokespersons. The creation of rogues is approximately due to two things: one is the followers of Confucius, namely Confucianism; the other is the followers of Mozi, namely chivalry. These two things were very good, but later their thoughts declined and gradually evolved into "rogues."