Homework

Good morning, teacher. Please check my composition below. Mencius doesn't mean that there are “serving a great country, with a small one” and “serving a small country, with a great country” at the same time. He first presented one case serving a small country, with a great one, and then the other case, serving a great country, with a small one, was presented separately. In other words, Mencius did not say the bilateral relationship between a perfectly virtuous prince and a wise prince, who were also the sovereigns of the great country and small one respectively. He intended to provide about a desirable way to maintain relations with one's neighbours depending on the size of the country. Mencius says that we are able to call him a perfectly virtuous prince, if he serves a small country even though he is the sovereign of the great power. In the same way, we are also able to call him a wise prince, if he serves a great country as the sovereign of the small country.

Hi, Kaylee! I checked your composition below. Please review my corrections. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Good morning, teacher. >> CORRECT! Please check my composition below. >> CORRECT! Mencius doesn\'t mean that there are “serving a great country, with a small one” and “serving a small country, with a great country” at the same time. >> CORRECT! He first presented one case serving a small country, with a great one, and then the other case, serving a great country, with a small one, was presented separately. >> He first presented the two cases, \"serving a small country, with a great one\" and \"serving a great country, with a small one\", separately. In other words, Mencius did not say the bilateral relationship between a perfectly virtuous prince and a wise prince, who were also the sovereigns of the great country and small one respectively. >> In other words, Mencius did not state the bilateral relationship between a perfectly virtuous prince and a wise prince, who were also the sovereigns of a great country and a small one, respectively.He intended to provide about a desirable way to maintain relations with one\'s neighbors depending on the size of the country. >> CORRECT! Mencius says that we are able to call him a perfectly virtuous prince, if he serves a small country even though he is the sovereign of the great power. >> Mencius says that we can call him a perfectly virtuous prince if he serves a small country even though he is the sovereign of great power.In the same way, we are also able to call him a wise prince, if he serves a great country as the sovereign of the small country. >> In the same way, we can also call him a wise prince if he serves a great country as the sovereign of a small country.