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Hello, teacher. I really had a wonderful time while talking with you.^^ Thank you so much. The text below is the next part. This is because Mencius has no intention of emphasizing an aggressive way such as using military force for achieving unification. Mencius denies the violence of unification wars while citing Successful Completion of the War(武成) in the Book of History(書經) as follows. Mencius was denying a part of the Book of History that the Zhou(周)’s conquest of the Shang(尙) was violent. His interpretation of this part stems from the belief that a perfectly virtuous prince has no enemy under heaven, so he doesn’t need to use military force for achieving unification. Mencius tries to show that the people’s hearts head for the country dispensing a benevolent government by suggesting a dramatic devices such as unification wars. In other words, he doesn’t want to stress war, a violent and aggressive method. His intention is also shown through the explanation as follows.

Hello there, Kaylee! I reviewed your writing below. I hope my corrections are useful. Please check them. Ciao! ~Teacher Marie~ Hello, teacher.>> CORRECT! I really had a wonderful time while talking with you.^^>> CORRECT! Thank you so much. >> CORRECT!The text below is the next part. >> CORRECT!This is because Mencius has no intention of emphasizing an aggressive way such as using military force for achieving unification. >> This is because Mencius has no intention of emphasizing an aggressive way, such as using military force, to achieve unification. Mencius denies the violence of unification wars while citing Successful Completion of the War(武成) in the Book of History(書經) as follows. >> Mencius denies the violence of unification wars, while citing the \"Successful Completion of the War(武成)\" in the Book of History(書經) as follows. Mencius was denying a part of the Book of History that the Zhou(周)’s conquest of the Shang(尙) was violent. >> Mencius was denying a part of the Book of History which states that the Zhou(周)’s conquest of the Shang(尙) was violent.His interpretation of this part stems from the belief that a perfectly virtuous prince has no enemy under heaven, so he doesn’t need to use military force for achieving unification. >> His interpretation of this part stems from the belief that a perfectly virtuous prince has no enemy under heaven, so he doesn’t need to use military force to achieve unification. Mencius tries to show that the people’s hearts head for the country dispensing a benevolent government by suggesting a dramatic devices such as unification wars. >> Mencius tries to show that the people’s sympathy is toward the country dispensing a benevolent government by suggesting a dramatic device such as a unification war.In other words, he doesn’t want to stress war, a violent and aggressive method. >> CORRECT! OR:>> In other words, he is not a proponent of war, which is a violent and aggressive method.   His intention is also shown through the explanation as follows. >> His intention is also shown through the following explanation.