 Yin Wen said, “…The King’s command says: ‘One who kills another dies, one who injures another is maimed.’ The people, fearing the King’s command, dare not fight even when deeply insulted; this is fulfilling the King’s command. Yet the King says, ‘Not daring to fight when insulted, this is a disgrace.’ Now to call it a disgrace, it’s this that’s called ‘condemning it’. In the one case to appoint a person as an official, in the other not, this is deeming it a crime. This is the King punishing someone when he has committed no crime.”