What does it mean that a woman without talent is virtue?

"A woman without talent is virtuous" is an old idiom, which comes from a sentence in The Analects of Confucius Wei Linggong: "Seeing a sage's strange words, look inward without seeing them." What Confucius said in this scene is that although this woman has no obvious talent, her moral character is extremely noble. When she thinks about morality, she will know her own shortcomings and be able to review herself. Therefore, "a woman without talent is virtue" means that if she has no outstanding talent, if she has excellent virtue, she can gain higher respect and status. It can also be understood that women's virtues and qualities are quite important and valuable and should be respected and cherished.