How can I represent Confucianism through a drawing? (please read details)?

As a school project, I had to do a massive report on Confucianism. I'm done that, but I also have to draw something to represent it all. A sketch, a random poster, anything like that. But I don't think I'm supposed to draw Confucian, himself.
Can anyone think of anything?

How about a circle with a question mark inside it?
the question of self and the seeking of answers from with in

Try researching the Yin/Yang symbol. I believe it may represent Confucianism but I'm not sure.

try to draw Confucius .. CD

Agree with the above poster, just draw Confucius: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Confucius_02.png

Simple, Confucius taught that the ultimate state is a balance between the spirit and the body. Draw a scale to represent that balance.

A circle with a question mark would look good but I would use a boomerang as they come back when you throw them. Have a close look at my aviator you will see yourself lost in the sands of time.

Draw a little baby girl under a bed with a broken piece of pottery. That's how he said they should be treated, so that they would understand early on that females are inferior (symbolized by being placed under the bed) and that there lot is to work for the household (symbolized by the broken piece of pottery). (1)

"Disorder is not sent down by Heaven, It is produced by women." ~ (Confucius) Book of Odes, no. 264

What a great guy.

Stop thinking then draw the first thing that comes to your mind
or leave the page blank.
When you know nothing, nothing is lost.