You can fully understand "The Analects of Confucius" without any basic knowledge of classical Chinese, and get straight to the source of Chinese culture! Best-selling author Hua Shan's new masterpiece!
The author of this book, Hua Shan, synthesizes the classic interpretations of Zhu Xi, Wang Yangming, Zeng Guofan and other sages, and uses 409 easy and refreshing interpretation articles to take you back to the teaching scene where Confucius preached truth and told stories 2,500 years ago. It is as plain as words, friendly and interesting, and it is effortless to read.
Opening this book, you can easily understand the original text of "The Analects" word for word and sentence by sentence, and experience first-hand the wisdom and mottos that have enabled Chinese people to cultivate their moral character and settle down for more than 2,500 years.
Reader comments
Privately, the author has always liked the book The Analects, not only because it is an almost must-read classic in China, but also because it is short and clear. This book can explain the most important principles in our lives in very concise words, and it can help us understand many principles very well. This book can help us interpret the Analects of Confucius, see what the things we don't understand mean, and see how the things we think we understand can collide with the author's ideas.
Before I opened this book, I was quite surprised by its name. How could a person dare to say that he could explain the Analects thoroughly? At the same time, I was even more curious about how he wanted to explain this Confucian classic thoroughly. In fact, the author did spend a lot of effort and writing to try to explain the philosophy in the Analects as clearly and thoroughly as possible in straightforward language. He used the sentence arrangement in the original book of "The Analects" as a clue to break down each sentence word for word, quoted famous Confucian scholars in history to explain it, and finally returned to the current social reality for comparison. It is worth reading.
The principles are simple principles, easy to know but difficult to do. Suitable for repeated viewing. In the words of Teacher Hua Shan, "Observe yourself, think about things, learn to nourish yourself, and integrate knowledge and action." In short, the truth is required for yourself, not for others to listen to. Be a giant in action, not a giant in bragging.
The Analects of Confucius contains the crystallization of the wisdom of our Chinese civilization over the past five thousand years and is the source of civilization. As a Chinese, if you want to understand Chinese culture, you must read the book The Analects of Confucius. This book teaches us benevolence, justice, propriety, wisdom and trust, and requires us to respect our teachers, be filial to our parents, love our brothers and sisters, learn to be sincere in treating others, live a good life when we are poor, and repay society and others when we are rich. This book tells the Confucian principles on how to behave, how to learn, and how to govern a country.
Ask yourself four questions in every situation: Is righteousness regarded as a pledge? Is this the right thing to do? Did Sun Yi come out? Do you believe it will come true? Confucius said that when you are thirty, you are still determined. At the age of fifteen, you are determined to learn, and after another fifteen years, your ambition is established. It is difficult to make a determination. How many people cannot make a decision in their whole life. How many people around us still don't know their ambition after the age of forty, they just want to make more money. "Etiquette" refers to institutional etiquette and a large number of rituals, which are the solemnity of rituals, the cultivation of culture, and the enlightenment of civilization. Today we talk about corporate culture, which has concepts, behavioral norms and rituals. The starting point is also because corporate culture is higher than the system and can go where the system cannot. On top of and outside the system, it can also regulate people's behavior.
It's like cutting and exchanging, like plowing and grinding, exquisite and smooth, dripping but not anxious.
Play with it, get one or two of them, always think about yourself, remove the flaws and become beautiful.
Confucius said: "A gentleman wants to be slow in words but quick in deeds."
Confucius' Confucianism is really profound and profound!
It's not about restricting you with rules and regulations, it's about teaching you how to be a good person!
Very good, I learned a lot, worth reading
My life guidance
Thank you, I learned a lot
Very beautiful, thank you for meeting me
The views are a bit radical, but they make sense and are teachable.
The truth is all in it, and the goodness of Confucianism and Taoism is like the beauty of Tang Di, but it turns against you.
F eight is so good I enjoy it step by step
It is well written and has benefited me a lot. It has given me a more comprehensive and profound understanding of the Analects of Confucius, which is very helpful for dealing with people and managing companies.
The explanation is very thorough and very helpful in real life and work. Try to be a gentleman!
It's very detailed and easy to understand based on practical explanations!
Privately, the author has always liked the book The Analects, not only because it is an almost must-read classic in China, but also because it is short and clear. This book can explain the most important principles in our lives in very concise words, and it can help us understand many principles very well. This book can help us interpret the Analects of Confucius, see what the things we don't understand mean, and see how the things we think we understand can collide with the author's ideas.
Before I opened this book, I was quite surprised by its name. How could a person dare to say that he could explain the Analects thoroughly? At the same time, I was even more curious about how he wanted to explain this Confucian classic thoroughly. In fact, the author did spend a lot of effort and writing to try to explain the philosophy in the Analects as clearly and thoroughly as possible in straightforward language. He used the sentence arrangement in the original book of "The Analects" as a clue to break down each sentence word for word, quoted famous Confucian scholars in history to explain it, and finally returned to the current social reality for comparison. It is worth reading.
The principles are simple principles, easy to know but difficult to do. Suitable for repeated viewing. In the words of Teacher Hua Shan, "Observe yourself, think about things, learn to nourish yourself, and integrate knowledge and action." In short, the truth is required for yourself, not for others to listen to. Be a giant in action, not a giant in bragging.
The Analects of Confucius contains the crystallization of the wisdom of our Chinese civilization over the past five thousand years and is the source of civilization. As a Chinese, if you want to understand Chinese culture, you must read the book The Analects of Confucius. This book teaches us benevolence, justice, propriety, wisdom and trust, and requires us to respect our teachers, be filial to our parents, love our brothers and sisters, learn to be sincere in treating others, live a good life when we are poor, and repay society and others when we are rich. This book tells the Confucian principles on how to behave, how to learn, and how to govern a country.
Ask yourself four questions in every situation: Is righteousness regarded as a pledge? Is this the right thing to do? Did Sun Yi come out? Do you believe it will come true? Confucius said that when you are thirty, you are still determined. At the age of fifteen, you are determined to learn, and after another fifteen years, your ambition is established. It is difficult to make a determination. How many people cannot make a decision in their whole life. How many people around us still don't know their ambition after the age of forty, they just want to make more money. "Etiquette" refers to institutional etiquette and a large number of rituals, which are the solemnity of rituals, the cultivation of culture, and the enlightenment of civilization. Today we talk about corporate culture, which has concepts, behavioral norms and rituals. The starting point is also because corporate culture is higher than the system and can go where the system cannot. On top of and outside the system, it can also regulate people's behavior.
It's like cutting and exchanging, like plowing and grinding, exquisite and smooth, dripping but not anxious.
Play with it, get one or two of them, always think about yourself, remove the flaws and become beautiful.
Confucius said: "A gentleman wants to be slow in words but quick in deeds." Confucius' Confucianism is really profound and profound! It's not about restricting you with rules and regulations, it's about teaching you how to be a good person!
Very good, I learned a lot, worth reading
My life guidance
Thank you, I learned a lot
Very beautiful, thank you for meeting me
The views are a bit radical, but they make sense and are teachable.
The truth is all in it, and the goodness of Confucianism and Taoism is like the beauty of Tang Di, but it turns against you.
F eight is so good I enjoy it step by step
It is well written and has benefited me a lot. It has given me a more comprehensive and profound understanding of the Analects of Confucius, which is very helpful for dealing with people and managing companies.
The explanation is very thorough and very helpful in real life and work. Try to be a gentleman!
It's very detailed and easy to understand based on practical explanations!