Although "Reading History and Understanding Philosophy" is based on stories with philosophical ideas in ancient history, in order to highlight the readability of the stories, it has been rewritten on the basis of them to make it easier and more interesting for readers to read. At the same time, each story is followed by a concise "Philosophy of Understanding", so that readers can draw inferences and draw inferences while enjoying and comprehending, so as to achieve wise and beneficial effects. When you open this book "Reading History and Understanding Philosophy" and savoring these simple and profound classic philosophical stories, it will be like boarding a boat of wisdom, which will take you to the other shore far away from the vanity and glitz.
Reader comments
The book has a very down-to-earth narration, and various animals and plants make guest appearances, just to wake up the elm-headed people among humans. They have spent so much effort and dedication to leave so many far-reaching story allusions! It can be seen that the relationship between man and everything in nature is mutually reinforcing and inseparable!
This book is very interesting. It tells philosophy through historical stories and is not boring at all. I especially like the stories in it, each one is wonderful. But I hate the god named Djinn the most. Although she is very capable, she is too selfish. She only wants to be a god and doesn't care about the lives of ordinary people at all. Fortunately, Huangdi found her and asked her to regulate the Yellow River. I think this book can not only help us understand many truths, but also allow us to see the weaknesses of human nature.
This book is very interesting and written so that you can listen to it or read it smoothly. This kind of short story is very suitable for children in kindergarten or elementary school as a bedtime story. It is quite good. You can learn some truths without having to understand them in particular, but it will also let them know that adults and children can chat about similar things and tell them some things about life and work.
The book has a very down-to-earth narration, and various animals and plants make guest appearances, just to wake up the elm-headed people among humans. They have spent so much effort and dedication to leave so many far-reaching story allusions! It can be seen that the relationship between man and everything in nature is mutually reinforcing and inseparable!
This book is very interesting. It tells philosophy through historical stories and is not boring at all. I especially like the stories in it, each one is wonderful. But I hate the god named Djinn the most. Although she is very capable, she is too selfish. She only wants to be a god and doesn't care about the lives of ordinary people at all. Fortunately, Huangdi found her and asked her to regulate the Yellow River. I think this book can not only help us understand many truths, but also allow us to see the weaknesses of human nature.
This book is very interesting and written so that you can listen to it or read it smoothly. This kind of short story is very suitable for children in kindergarten or elementary school as a bedtime story. It is quite good. You can learn some truths without having to understand them in particular, but it will also let them know that adults and children can chat about similar things and tell them some things about life and work.