Nan Huaijin's 32 Chinese Studies Lessons

Mr. Nan Huaijin has profound cultural heritage, is proficient in the classics of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, and is committed to promoting traditional Chinese culture. Mr. Wang's lectures on traditional Chinese culture are based on traditional Chinese culture and integrate the core ideas of the three religions. With his outstanding cultural foundation and superb language skills, he explains the classics for us, guides us in confusion, and leads us to learn history, understand Taoism, and appreciate traditional Chinese wisdom. This book systematically expounds Mr. Nan Huaijin's discussions on Laozi, Zhuangzi, Confucius, Mencius, the Yi Jing and important Buddhist classics, so that readers can better understand Chinese studies and better use Chinese studies to guide our lives.

This book explains profound things in simple terms, including filial piety, ways to make friends, ways to communicate, ways to live, and ways to live and die. It applies the wisdom of ancient sages to real life, and teaches us to live in a way that is soft on the outside and strong on the inside, round on the outside and square on the inside, and to think about the meaning of life. It is worth reading carefully and understanding deeply.

We live in a colorful and complicated world, whether we are happy, sad, sad, or resentful. What kind of mentality we use to deal with these things will often lead to very different results, and different results will lead to different lives. Let us read "Nan Huaijin's 32 Chinese Studies Lessons" to see how the crystallization of Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, Legalism, military strategism, Zen and other ideological and cultural ideas deal with the unpredictable worldly affairs. The first lesson is tolerance and tolerance. It is divided into seven chapters. Today I will share the first chapter: Treat the rudeness of others with gentleness. Before reading this book, I always felt that I would treat others the same way they would treat me. For example, if someone smiled at me, I would smile at them, and if others stared at me, they would definitely stare back. But after reading this section I understood something. We cannot let others determine our life and attitude. Our education belongs to us, not others. Regardless of whether others are educated or not, we should never forget our own education.

I used to think that Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism were very obscure and profound, and I couldn't understand them. I picked them up and put them down every time, but this book makes Chinese studies very lively and interesting through storytelling. The plan I set for myself is to read it in 32 days. There are 32 lessons in this book, one lesson a day, and I just finished reading it in 32 days. While reading, I couldn't help but read more every day, and I could finish it in about half a month. In the process of reading, more strength will be injected into your heart. The culture of sages is worth constantly learning.

He is proficient in the three schools of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. He has read the classics and history since he was a child, and has read hundreds of schools of thought. The author of this book, Nan Huaijin, "Three thousand years of reading history is nothing more than fame and wealth; ninety thousand miles of enlightenment, and finally returning to the countryside of poetry and wine." He has condensed his lifelong understanding of traditional Chinese culture in this book, systematically expounding the Tao of Confucius and Mencius and the classics of Yi studies, as well as Zen Buddhism, introducing the historical outlook and outlook on life of Chinese studies, helping readers to enter those splendid ideological cultures and learn the life wisdom of the ancients.

What I have learned on paper is ultimately shallow, and I know that I have to do it in detail.

Reading the book helps us know how to live our ordinary lives as ordinary people, have a normal heart, do what we want to do, and eat what we want to eat. A beautiful life is around us!

The writing is very objective. After the age of 50, we read this book like a mirror and understand how we should spend the rest of our lives.

This is my first time reading it, Bo Za. I plan to read it three or five times before I comment again.

"Everything is the best arrangement" in this book. It is not obsessed with oneself. It really makes people think deeply and benefit a lot. Thanks to the author for sharing his wisdom. I feel that my body and mind have been sublimated and my mind has been opened. I am grateful for this book.

Good people, good books! Give me some advice!

Benefit a lot from good books A good book to improve your character and purify your soul

It's so wonderful, this is the spirit of the Chinese nation

I especially like the interpretation of the characters in the book, they feel very alive. Moreover, the content in the book is very practical and of great help to our lives. I believe that after reading this book, we will be able to gain a lot of wisdom from Chinese classics and make our lives better!

The writing is very good. After thinking about it, I found that there are many practical problems that can be applied to our lives. You read it over and over again, integrating knowledge and action. After reading this together, you gain new feelings and insights.

Easy to understand and benefit a lot!

A very interesting book to read!

Reading good books makes people wise, knowing what they can do and what they can do

Human fireworks, different interpretations.

Good, good, can't be used enough

Quite good, insight into life!

Very good. The benefits are endless.

Benefited a lot, recommended reading

Think first, then return to reality

Living toward death, philosophy is eternal

A very nice classic book!

Very good. Easy to understand.

Worth buying, very good and beneficial

The truth is profound and fascinating.

Easy to understand and practical!