The Complete Collection of Chinese Sages and Sages

You can listen to and read the Chinese Sages. Many of the collections of wisdom inherited from Chinese civilization are read for the first time. They are well-deserved and you should always listen to and appreciate the power of the charming knowledge given by the sages!

Read the books of sages and your life and career will be smooth sailing.

This book is divided into twelve volumes and contains hundreds of classic works and annotations such as "The Four Books and Five Classics", "Laozi", "The Doctrine of the Mean", "The Great Learning", "The Book of Changes", "The Book of Songs", etc. It is an important reference book for learning traditional Chinese culture and deeply understanding the essence of Chinese culture. It has systematically and comprehensively sorted out and integrated Chinese traditional culture, which has high reference value and research significance. It can not only help readers understand the development process and basic characteristics of ancient Chinese culture, but also inspire people to think and explore about life, value, morality and other aspects.

"Others look at flowers without touching your eyes; others are busy without touching your feet." How others see does not involve your eyes; how others are busy does not involve your feet. Don't worry too much about things that don't concern you, concentrate on doing your own things, and don't be disturbed by the outside world. In this world, everyone has their own practice. Actions have their own limits, and words have their own limits. This sentence is my favorite in "The Complete Collection of Chinese Sages and Sages". In today's society, the herd mentality has given us the habit of eating melons. Once there is any news or there is any movement around us, curiosity will be aroused and we want to find out. However, it is not good for us to pay too much attention to other people's affairs. Just care about ourselves and do our own things well.

The Chinese Sage Sutra is well-deserved!

Classics are those works that bring about new discoveries every time they are reread as if they were the first time they were read. Classics are those works that when we read them for the first time, it feels like we are reliving them. Classics are those works that you often hear people say "I am rereading" instead of "I am reading". This collection is a collection of family motto classics from the Southern and Northern Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It interprets the Chinese nation's life principles and traditional virtues contained in the Confucian "Five Constants" of "benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, and trust" from various angles. After reading it, it also has a profound warning and guidance effect.

This book is supplemented on the basis of "Zengxian Guangwen" and injects a large number of new elements, including not only classic quotes, but also common sayings adapted and created by the editor himself. The sentences are smooth and catchy. The words and sentences are full of the wisdom of the predecessors, which will be of great benefit to future generations. Thousands of years of wisdom are gathered in one book, and every sentence is a motto for life. This book takes the essence of the wisdom of our ancestors and removes the dross, and what remains is the essence. It is recommended to read it to feel the charm of the text and the wisdom of the predecessors.

The content in the book is rich and diverse, including not only famous sayings and aphorisms from ancient and modern sages, but also various interesting proverbs, which benefited me a lot. Moreover, I think some of the ideas in the book are very inspiring, such as "Do not do to others what you do not want others to do to you", which made me understand that I need to learn to put myself in someone else's shoes. All in all, this is a good book worth reading and I recommend it to you!

It's pretty good, I can learn a lot of knowledge

Rich content, thousand years of wisdom, and life mottos!

Very good and very beneficial

Rare teachings from sages

Swords are given to heroes, red powder is given to beauties. And the sword is given to the martyrs, what the hell? Only those who have gone away can judge martyrs. To whom should the sword be given?