The article explores the concept of "xing" in Wuxing and other early Confucian texts, focusing on how behaviors are influenced by internal virtues. It suggests that behaviors are not just deliberate actions, but also attitudes and expressions that come naturally. The study emphasizes the importance of deep virtues in shaping multidimensional and authentic behaviors. By paying attention to intentions and emotions, individuals can align their actions with the behavior of Virtue, which is in harmony with the way of Heaven. Ultimately, the key message is that true transformation comes from cultivating internal virtues that manifest naturally in one's actions and demeanor.