In the Analects of Confucius qi could mean "breath". Homosexuality is not mentioned in the Analects of Confucius. Very few reliable sources about Confucius exist besides that of the Analects. Finally, scholars have discussed the attitudes toward women in Confucian texts such as Analects. In the "Analects", Confucius presents himself as a "transmitter who invented nothing". Confucius praised him as being competent to entertain guests and visitors at court ("Analects" 5.8). "Lunyu" "Confucian Analects" and the (ca. It is so central to Confucian thought that it appears 58 times in the Analects. Zai Yu is not portrayed well in the Analects. It is the oldest complete commentary on the "Analects" that still exists. He had a reputation for integrity, but not for being an eloquent speaker ("Analects" 5.5). The content of the Pyongyang "Analects" is similar to the Dingzhou "Analects". Many attributes of Heaven were delineated in his "Analects". These include the Analects and The Art of War. The importance of education and study is a fundamental theme of the "Analects".