Eva Wong Quotes

Without The Burdens And Problems Associated With Fame And Fortune, Lieh-tzu Could Live Leisurely And Be Free To Do What He Liked And Go Where He Wanted. To Lieh-tzu, Being An Unknown Citizen Was Better Than Being A Person Of Power And Responsibility. In A Time When Politicians Played Games Of Intrigue, Lieh-tzu Felt It Was Better To Remain Silent And Be Truthful To Oneself.

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