Chinese philosophy believes that the saint is not a person who does not ask the world affairs, but he is also the "inner sage and the outer king". The inner sage is said in terms of his accomplishment; the outer king is in terms of its function in society. There must be a chance to become the leader of practical politics. In terms of actual politics, he probably has no chance. The so-called "inner holy and outer king" just says that people with extremely high spiritual achievements can reasonably be king, And it is best to be king. As for the fact that he has the opportunity to be king, it is another matter, and it is irrelevant. The following statement is inconsistent? ['Although there is no opportunity to be a leader in actual politics, saints will still actively participate in the affairs of the world.', 'Highly cultivated people do not have the opportunity to become leaders of practical politics because they cannot handle world affairs perfectly.', 'Highly trained people must be suitable to be leaders in practical politics.', 'Chinese philosophy discusses the inner sage and the outer king, and focuses more on the inner sage.']