Virtue is a quality that is mentioned in both Confucianism and Greek rationalism. The philosophies definitions of virtue are alike in the ways one could acquire virtue and the importance of it in society. In Confucianism, virtue is defined as “the qualities of a complete or realized human being.” How does someone become virtuous? Through certain values and actions like education. One could develop the virtues of a superior person through studying language, history, and literature, all subjects that are applied to government. To quote Confucius himself, “The superior man, extensively studying all learning, and keeping himself under the restraint of propriety, may thus likewise not overstep was is right.” Like Confucianism, Greek rationalism