Under globalization’s circumstance, every nation and race pursuing “good governance” shows the “retro” falling back to humanity and innermost moral seeking. On account of “Junzi-ru (gentleman scholar ),” the ideal type of good bureaucracy in Confucianism, this study probes into contemporary bureaucracy’s ethical practice through its converging on classical political ideal and contemporary administrative practice. To induce the discourses in the Confucianism scriptures, relative to “junzi” representing to moral personality, “Junzi-ru” is just as the “ideal type” of the good bureaucracy; that is to say, it is the combination of Ru’s professionalism and Junzi’s morality that is the publicity to complement each other. By case study about administration ethics in “the Analects of Confucius,” we contrast the implication of Junzi-ru’s with the duty and responsibility domain of public administration virtue, e.g. the duty of public welfare, procedure and self. This study argues that it is the sense of justice and rationality is the same with everybody that people look forward virtue and ethics in ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign; at all times and in all countries. Rethinking Junzi-ru lets us be modestly back to the moral pillars which are indispensable in democratic government and expect the good bureaucracy who is devoted to make good governance. Western public administration researchers, like G. H. Frederickson, have paid close attention to the viewpoint emphasizing moral justification of bureaucratic legitimacy in Confucianism. The researchers in East Asia culture circle may try to switch the scope of theory and tuition to balance the theorem of rule-of-law and rule-of-man, comprehend with all kinds of public officers between Junzi-ru and Xiaoren-ru, connect with value and action, and search for “the cultural strength” from the indigenous context for practicing public value and supporting good governance.