Half-Hour Comic History of Chinese Philosophy (Two Volumes)

I think this book is very interesting. It uses humorous language to tell boring history. I learned a lot about historical figures, some allusions, and some short stories. Overall it was pretty good. [Like][Like][Like]

"Half-hour Comic History of Chinese Philosophy" It not only introduces the development process of China's ideological and cultural development for more than 5,000 years, It also allows people to understand the core content of Chinese philosophy in an easy-to-understand manner. Its content has profound thinking significance Serving every reader But a lot of uncertain historical facts have been added On the contrary, it is superfluous Overall, it is still a book worth reading.

This book explains the history of the development of Chinese philosophy with some illustrations which are very interesting. However, it only introduces some knowledge and does not explain it in depth. There are many famous people's theories that are only mentioned in other books. Fortunately, they can also be learned in other books, but they are probably not as interesting as this one. Hahaha, thank you to the author. I have added some knowledge [shy]

This book covers the thoughts of various university schools in the first few units of history compulsory course 3 for high school students (it turns out that these thoughts are philosophy), and there is also some extracurricular knowledge. It can be said that it consolidated my history while reading the book. This series of books is good, simple and easy to understand.

Reading this book is like watching a talk show by Brother Hunzi now. There are interactive links from time to time, and it connects various schools of thought in Chinese history. It is also very organized. It establishes a framework for each philosophical school in history, which is very helpful for us to further read the books of each school and deepen our understanding.

It is a very interesting and interesting book. It is easy to understand, and it associates philosophy with various schools of thought and common themes in reality. It is easy to memorize it. The knowledge is not boring, the ideas are very clear, easy to understand, and I learned a lot!

It's beautiful. You can use the fragmented time to watch it and gain knowledge without even realizing it.

The development of Chinese philosophy is clearly displayed. The main philosophical views, characters and related stories are told in a humorous and easy-to-understand way. It is very exciting.

It is a very interesting Chinese philosophy to read. I feel that the content is very similar to that in a high school history textbook, but it is more refined and in-depth. The full text is humorous, easy to understand, and clearly organized

Although the "half-hour comic series" has mixed quality, I still like it. It can always narrate grand issues in concise and humorous language. There is no need to pursue the depth of this series, just read it as a minimalist outline. After reading it, you can find other more specialized books on a certain topic to learn more about it. The same goes for this book. In the past, most of the philosophy books I read were about Western philosophy, and I was exposed to the ideas of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and other Western philosophical giants. However, I have very little exposure to Chinese philosophy books. I only know about Wang Yangming's Theory of Mind and Mao's Concepts. Through this work, I learned about the development history and core ideas of Chinese philosophy, and gained a lot from reading it.

The comic is very humorous and interesting, and you can get the secret content. The conditioning is very clear! Before reading it, I thought it was just dry knowledge, but after reading it, I found it to be easy to understand and very interesting!

It is a very interesting book. Although it does not analyze philosophical issues in depth, it is still helpful to readers who want to briefly understand the development of ancient Chinese philosophy. It saves time and effort and is interesting.

The more I read Hunzi's half-hour comic series, I find that the gags and jokes in the works are all integrated. Even the same gags and jokes will have new interpretations in different series. This is really an interesting phenomenon. As the saying goes: read a book a hundred times, and its meaning will become apparent. What should I read next in the half-hour comic series? Well, after rummaging around, it was "Half-Hour Comics (The Analects of Confucius)". The famous "The Analects of Confucius" can also be regarded as an extension related to the history of philosophy [Cool]

[Learned][Learned][Learned] It is easy to understand, especially for people like me who have no cultural background and want to understand Chinese philosophy. I love it [admiration]

The humorous style and concise language describe the development process of Chinese philosophy. The characters have outstanding personalities and are easy to understand!

The whole book is lively and interesting, combining fiction and reality, and is sufficient for popular science use. Hundreds of schools of thought contended, and ideas bloomed like flowers, shining brightly in the long river of history, leaving precious spiritual wealth to the Chinese nation, which still benefits endlessly today. Highly recommended reading. Reading more will make you think deeply. Those with good luck may gain enlightenment.

Not bad, combined with comics, they complement each other [blowing kiss]

It's amazing, the comics are also very interesting, and it's a mixture of philosophy and modern literature.

It's really beautiful, the sentences are easy to understand, fresh and smooth, and with some pictures, the originally complicated things become simple.

Yes, some concepts that I didn't understand before can be understood after such a popular explanation.

I like to read books about ignorant people the most. They are interesting and I can learn knowledge. I especially like comics books because they don't make me sleepy easily. I really like to describe the main logic in funny language so that it is not too boring and too professional for ordinary people to understand.

I have to read all the half-hour comic series books [Learned]

It's really good. I like it so much. I want to read it. It's easy to understand.

The comics and text are very interesting, very vivid, and easy to understand [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like] [Like]

It's beautiful, interesting, and picturesque°˖✧︎◝︎(⁰▿︎⁰)◜︎✧︎˖°

There is knowledge, connotation, and humor from time to time. It was a relaxing and enjoyable read, and I gained knowledge unconsciously.

To put it simply and clearly, Brother Hunzi is still of the same high quality as always! It can be regarded as a book that can make people interested in philosophy. After all, the content written by philosophers is sometimes too convoluted. I recommend it to friends who want to try to understand philosophy [Like][Like][Like]

This book tells the development of the history of Chinese philosophy in a humorous tone, allowing people to directly enter it. It uses comics to better tell the history of philosophy, which has always been obscure and difficult to understand. It is easy to understand and makes people deeply impressed by the original serious philosophy. [Adoration][Sending Hearts]

It's so fascinating to read that you can't stop reading it. Easy to understand, great as a popular science book! Moreover, the reference books are relatively authoritative and will not be rhetorical.

Finally at 08:46 on October 6, 2022 ✨✨✨ Awesome