Chun Tzu Model Of Jen Case Study

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Jen, according to Smith, “involves simultaneously a feeling of humanity toward others and respect for oneself, an indivisible sense of dignity of human life wherever it appears.” Jen describes that we should show unselfishness and courtesy to others. It also orients people how to live public and private life. For example, diligence is important in public life while, courtesy and empathy are imperative.
Chun tzu describes the model terms in relationships. It explains that we should not ask what someone can give us but, how we can accommodate them. Also, it demonstrates that one, regardless of gender, should be respectful, free of vulgarity, and gracious.
The third concept is Li which takes into consideration manners and our words. It reveals

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