Biography of Confucius

Because his life originated from a "wild marriage" between his father and a nun, Confucius was called a "little bastard" when he was born. His soul was severely tortured and his character was seriously distorted. In order to seek spiritual comfort, he studied hard and made progress deliberately. He experienced various inhuman situations and suffered from hunger and cold in the world. He always adhered to integrity and uprightness in the face of all kinds of temptations and served as the chief minister of the Lu State. (Minister of Justice) insisted on anti-corruption and was not afraid of the powerful to enforce the law impartially. He personally held a spear and killed Shaozhengmao, the nephew of the Queen of Lu who had done many evil things and was extremely indignant by the people, but was deliberately protected by the officials of the Lu State. Later, facing the constant secret persecution of the powerful, he resigned from office, gave lectures, and traveled around the world, creating Confucianism that is famous throughout the ages.