There are many definitions of a gentleman ascribed to Confucius. Some are:
A gentleman feels no discomposure when others fail to appreciate his ability.
A gentleman does not grieve that others do not know him, he grieves at his own lack of ability.
A gentleman finds peace of mind in virtue and he covets it
A gentleman is devoted to principles, he is not merely truthful
In the service of his country, a gentleman places duty first and reward last
A man who could carry himself with grace, speak correctly and demonstrate integrity in all things.
It is important to consider the influence and thoughts of many philosophers. According to Confucius a gentle man is a man of principle, not a man of petty gain.
good manner and fairness to the people
Very good question, matter of fact.the definition of pleasure and happiness in Confucius thinking is a little different from what we perceive today. In Confucius thinking it's more like "satisfaction" and it's more on the gentleman side and in a gentleman way. which is not to the personal and physical aspect. so by definition Confucius "satisfaction" is toward to: 1, personal, if, gain perfection in his personality. 2, the social and human aspect of betterment by you-- the gentleman (or lady).
He was Chinese I believe.
All thing
Loyalty and respect
Confucius liked to teach students who were eager to learn, respectful, and open-minded. He valued qualities such as humility, diligence, and a strong sense of moral character in his students. Confucius believed in the transformative power of education and believed that students who possessed these qualities would be most receptive to his teachings.
Responsibility.
Responsibility.
Obedience
Yes, Atticus Finch is often portrayed as a gentleman in Harper Lee's novel "To Kill a Mockingbird." He is known for his integrity, kindness, and moral courage, which are qualities commonly associated with a gentleman.
yes
Responsibility.