Tranquillity and humility, not activity and assertiveness, are the source of wisdom. Rulers should not interfere. When original oneness with all is lost, morality arises. The presence of morality presupposes the absence of peace and harmony. There is no need for morality when people are naturally attuned to nature and to one another.
Confucian humanism arises in times of disorder.
When family harmony becomes a goal, it means that family harmony has been lost. One must not learn, but rather unlearn. One must move from complexity to simplicity, morality to naturalness. Nature does not operate via a nonstop accumulation. Philosophical positions are all one-sided.