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===Fu Buqi (Zijian)=== {{main|Fu Buqi}} Fu Buqi (ๅฎไธ้ฝ) was a native of Lu; and, according to different accounts, 30, 40 or 49 years younger than Confucius. His courtesy name was Zijian (ๅญ่ณค). After studying under Confucius he became the Commandant of Danfu, where he succeeded in his position easily. Wuma Qi, having served in the same office, and succeeding only by virtue of great industry and toil, asked Zijian for advice. Zijian answered, "I employ men; you employ men's strength." People later pronounced Fu to be a [[junzi|superior man]].<ref name="Legge118" /> In ''Analects'' 5.3 Confucius himself uses the evidence of Zijian's exemplary character to demonstrate that Lu had retained a culture of high moral quality.<ref name="Sligerland40" /> His writings are mentioned in [[Liu Xin (scholar)|Liu Xin]]'s catalogue of important books. In the Temple of Confucius his tablet is placed on the second place on the west.<ref name="Legge118" />
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