"Virtue is not alone, there must be neighbors" (4: 25) This quotation in Confucius' Analects of Confucius can give any reader or author a double shock of hope and fear. Hope lies in its exciting conclusion: human virtue will never be ignored, and true identity will eventually appear; Fear is implicit in this judgment. Whether as readers, writers or those who try to live the best life, we are all facing failure in the process of realizing the unity of * * * and overcoming loneliness. More importantly, this quotation (from the previous chapter of the early Confucian text) highlights the importance of the concept of virtue to Confucianism.

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