320). Confusian also doesn't have much detail and is instead studied in a general sense. Confucius argued for conciliation, writing: “What we need is that there be no trial” (Glenn, p. 325). Instead of countless lawsuits scrutinized by the legal system, confused people prefer alternative modes of dispute resolution in the hope of eventual conciliation of the case. Asian philosophers like Confucius and Sun Tzu helped shape Asian society and law by giving the origins and causes of conflicts and the various solutions.