The Chapter from the Tao Te Ching, Chapter 27, describe the characteristics of a virtuous person. This individual acts naturally and effortlessly, their goodness leaving no trace. Their words are truthful and impactful, needing no planning or coercion. Such a person commits to helping all beings, viewing even the unvirtuous as potential learning experiences. Ultimately, their wisdom is profound yet humble, reflecting a deep understanding of the Tao.