In a strict sense of duty, in making food and raiment of paramount importance, in caring for and nourishing the old, the weak, the orphan, and the widow, they all exemplify the principle of true government.

According to Chuang Tzu, the ancients took special care of the most fragile (the old, children, orphans and widows) and, by working for the common good, they cooperated with the action of heaven and earth. Today, make a concrete gesture for a fragile person around you: a call to an elder, help for a child, a visit to someone who is alone.