Cai Gen Tan (Chinese Classics)

Great harvest. I am 20 years old this year. Due to the common problem of confusion among young people, my parents recommended this book to me. Although times have changed, I hope that the principles in Cai Gen Tan will never change. I was pleasantly surprised when I met a person in life who was indifferent to fame and fortune. I felt that was God's affirmation for me. I am worthy to meet Him. There are many kinds of people, some are narrow-minded, and they use their human weaknesses to rise to high positions and win praise from everyone. There are also people who are truly good, just like my parents... Who can also have a foothold in the world... And are truly respected. I was only twenty years old, and after reading it for the first time, I was surprised that it advocated preserving one's innocence. Chapters 4 and 5 are all about concessions, citing the example of Yang Xiu. Pride may come from vanity... Be wise and you should not inconvenience yourself just to satisfy your vanity.

Although it is obscure and difficult to understand, it is not a good book either! I believe that the various principles in it will inspire and benefit us in our future lives.

This book is very good. It not only has the original text, annotations, and translations, but also extends it with examples from history and life, making it easy to understand after reading it! There are many versions of "Cai Gen Tan". This book is worth reading.

"If you don't have good looks, then you will have a noble temperament; if you don't have a noble temperament, then you will have a smart mind; if you don't have a smart mind, it doesn't matter, angels always love stupid girls."

The great road in the world, the righteousness in treating others, the morality of life, and the integrity of self-cultivation are all contained in the book.

This book is so beautiful, it teaches a person how to survive!

I've been quite busy lately, so I haven't read many books, but there are a few. This pamphlet was written by Hong Yingming in the Ming Dynasty and was handed down from later generations. It is a book about how to behave in the world. In the past, I have always seen some interpretations of "Cai Gen Tan" in some books, animations, pictures and other works. This time I read the basics of these interpretations and felt that I gained a lot. Tan means talking. The nature determines the aroma of the root of the vegetable. The fragrance of flowers can be tasted with the nose, the fragrance of leaves can be tasted with the mouth, but the fragrance of roots requires a wise mind. This is where the name of this book comes from. The book contains many unique insights into how to behave and govern the country. Although some of them are ingenious and tactful, generally speaking, they require people to be adaptable and indifferent to fame and fortune.

Ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, true knowledge and insight are suitable in ancient times, suitable today, and not yet suitable.

Live out yourself, improve yourself, and surpass yourself. Be normal, impartial, and let nature take its course.

A great book for self-cultivation!

I think this book is good. It's rich in life philosophy and some ways of being a human being. It's really good👍👍👍

The text in this book is fresh, simple, and full of lyrical temperament. It is a collection of quotations for self-cultivation that is worth reading. Although this book is short, only a few dozen pages, it contains frequent golden sentences and is full of useful information. "Don't be surprised by favor or disgrace, just watch the flowers blooming and falling in front of the court; I have no intention of leaving or leaving, just follow the clouds in the sky" is from this book. Unlike other life philosophy books on the market, which are either full of chicken soup or completely unorganized, this book is written based on the author's own life experience. It is a good book worth reading several times. Readers of any age can benefit from reading it.

Free and easy is a state of facing everything calmly, letting things take their own course, and everything comes to you. Work hard when you should work hard, and let the wind go when you should.

The content of "Cai Gen Tan" is a popular Confucian book. It adopts the thoughts of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. It takes the study of mind and Zen as its core and has the principles of self-cultivation, family order, country governance and world peace. This book has beautiful diction, neat dialogues, profound meaning, and is thought-provoking. It is a popular reading that is helpful for people to cultivate their sentiments, temper their will, and strive for progress. The body should not be busy, but when you are busy with leisure time, you can also be wary of inertia; the mind should not let go, but put it behind the collection, and you can also encourage the heavenly secrets.

In the past three months, I have used the principles in the book to be a good person, deal with things, and communicate. I have encountered fewer obstacles, fewer conflicts, more calmness, and more smoothness. The wisdom of our ancestors has long been summarized in classics. As long as you read more, memorize and apply what you have learned, you will avoid too many detours. There is really a golden house in the book.

Sometimes I wonder if these righteous words can be regarded as the spirit of Ah Q? Can altruistic behavior survive in an environment where most people are egoistic? Do rising material conditions lead to moral improvement?

If you read it with your heart, it is a good book.

Let's take a look first. I've heard it's good before, but I've never had the chance to read it.

Guidance, cultivating the mind and character, guiding people to do things [like]

Be more open-minded when encountering difficulties. No matter how difficult things are, if you persevere, they will eventually pass.

This book combines the Confucian doctrine of the mean, the Taoist thought of inaction, and the Buddhist thought of transcendence. It integrates the principles of self-cultivation, family management, and country governance, and integrates the philosophy of life, the art of life, and aesthetic taste. The content of the book is very brief, but the philosophy it contains is very rich. The author of this book is Hong Yingming of the Ming Dynasty, so the original work was written in classical Chinese, and the author analyzed it. The author's literary foundation is very profound, and his analysis is very accurate. Moreover, the author is also very careful, analyzing both obscure and difficult words in the book as well as the full text.

A very good book, integrating Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Reading it makes people open-minded and suddenly enlightened. Big love! A classic is a classic! Hope everyone reads it!

I have read it twice, and I have benefited greatly each time. I am ready to read it again...

How can I buy this book? Which publishing house? I want to buy a copy, but I've been looking for it for a long time but can't find it from this publisher.

The wisdom of the ancients, the beacon of life

Emotional intelligence must be better than IQ!

Good book, worth reading

Wonderful and worth reading

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There are some opinions in the book that I don't really agree with. When reading, you can't just read what's in the book. You have to make reference and comparison based on real life. You still need to be a decent person. People who are too simple and kind will suffer.