For ages, while politics has all advantages as a ``purpose`` and a ``value,`` education has been regarded as a ``means`` or a ``technique``. In fact, the Western view on education, so called ``a paradigm of education serving politics,`` originates from the ancient Greek classics, Plato`s Politeia. However, ``A paradigm of education serving politics`` seen in Plato is not at all universal, but only a particular view specified in the ``West,`` which is apparently confirmed when Plato is compared with the East Asian classics, the Analects of Confucius. In, the Analects of Confucius, politics stands on equality with education, and instead it also shows their possibly reversed relations, ``politics for education.`` This study is intended to point that ``political education`` is not an absolute view, along with it, to present the ample possibility of autonomous education from politics.