This book is Mr. Qian Mu's important treatise on the Chinese people's outlook on the universe and life. It is also a brief history of the cultivation of Chinese thought and culture.
Mr. Wang carefully observed the essence of the thoughts of ancient Chinese sages and sages, and discovered the profound and obscure difficulties in traditional Chinese culture. In particular, he made a detailed analysis and sorting out the evolution of Confucian and Taoist thoughts, comprehensively demonstrating the profound philosophical thinking of a generation of Chinese classics masters on Chinese culture.
By deciphering the belief code of the Chinese nation in the historical ideological path, this book will lead readers to follow Mr. Qian Mu to pursue the true spiritual origin of the Chinese people.
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The ancient Greeks also believed in souls. Socrates said: "Death is the separation of the soul and the body." He also said: "Philosophers are trying to prevent the soul from merging with the body." Therefore, during his lifetime, Su practiced asceticism, and even when he was in prison, he remained calm before death, which is probably related to this belief. Plato also said: "Death is to free the soul from the fetters of the body." He also said: "A true philosopher always wants to free the soul." Then the soul should be pre-existing, which means that this soul existed before the human body was born. Moreover, the soul is immortal, which means that after the death of the human body, the soul still exists.
Mr. Qian Mu's life spanned from the countryside to the city, from tradition to Chinese studies; this intellectual who knew both Western philosophy and Chinese classics well relied on his mission to inherit Chinese culture; he further explored the difference between the soul of the Westerner and the heart of the Easterner; if the West is a transition between the senses and the rationality Yuan world view, then the Chinese people's unity of nature and man advocates more that there is nothing outside the heart, the harmonious unity of the universe and the self, from the views of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism on the soul, to the traditional Chinese view of ghosts and gods; China's view of life is exactly the opposite of that of the West; from will to wisdom to emotion, emotion is the root of every Chinese.
Using abstract concepts through references to historical figures and classic works, a comprehensive view of the soul and heart is constructed. The article is concise and lively, and the language is clear and expressive. The author's thinking is in-depth and unique. He has conducted extensive research in the fields of philosophy, religion, psychology, literature and other fields. His exploration of human nature, meaning and value is thought-provoking. He makes abstract concepts and complex issues easy to understand through in-depth analysis and logical reasoning. His discussion is both philosophically profound and close to the practical problems of daily life, which is fascinating.
Exploring some of the Chinese people's views on the worldview, and through the exploration of some important Confucian thoughts in ancient China, the evolution of Confucian thought is analyzed and sorted out in detail. At the same time, a detailed explanation of the profound connotation of Chinese culture is given, and some unbroken codes of the Chinese nation are cracked on the historical ideological path. Some secrets of ancient China are explored, and the historical development and evolution of the Chinese people are traced to become a large group of the Chinese nation.
The book emphasizes the importance of the soul to human beings and analyzes the essential characteristics of the soul, psychology and human beings from multiple aspects. In addition, the book also discusses issues in areas such as knowledge, culture, religion, aesthetics, etc., Trying to answer people's deepest confusions. The whole book is full of speculation and inquiry. It is a philosophical masterpiece worthy of in-depth reading and study. It also conducts thought-provoking discussions on issues such as faith, giving people inspiration and thinking.
The ancient Greeks also believed in souls. Socrates said: "Death is the separation of the soul and the body." He also said: "Philosophers are trying to prevent the soul from merging with the body." Therefore, during his lifetime, Su practiced asceticism, and even when he was in prison, he remained calm before death, which is probably related to this belief. Plato also said: "Death is to free the soul from the fetters of the body." He also said: "A true philosopher always wants to free the soul." Then the soul should be pre-existing, which means that this soul existed before the human body was born. Moreover, the soul is immortal, which means that after the death of the human body, the soul still exists.
Mr. Qian Mu's life spanned from the countryside to the city, from tradition to Chinese studies; this intellectual who knew both Western philosophy and Chinese classics well relied on his mission to inherit Chinese culture; he further explored the difference between the soul of the Westerner and the heart of the Easterner; if the West is a transition between the senses and the rationality Yuan world view, then the Chinese people's unity of nature and man advocates more that there is nothing outside the heart, the harmonious unity of the universe and the self, from the views of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism on the soul, to the traditional Chinese view of ghosts and gods; China's view of life is exactly the opposite of that of the West; from will to wisdom to emotion, emotion is the root of every Chinese.
Using abstract concepts through references to historical figures and classic works, a comprehensive view of the soul and heart is constructed. The article is concise and lively, and the language is clear and expressive. The author's thinking is in-depth and unique. He has conducted extensive research in the fields of philosophy, religion, psychology, literature and other fields. His exploration of human nature, meaning and value is thought-provoking. He makes abstract concepts and complex issues easy to understand through in-depth analysis and logical reasoning. His discussion is both philosophically profound and close to the practical problems of daily life, which is fascinating.
Exploring some of the Chinese people's views on the worldview, and through the exploration of some important Confucian thoughts in ancient China, the evolution of Confucian thought is analyzed and sorted out in detail. At the same time, a detailed explanation of the profound connotation of Chinese culture is given, and some unbroken codes of the Chinese nation are cracked on the historical ideological path. Some secrets of ancient China are explored, and the historical development and evolution of the Chinese people are traced to become a large group of the Chinese nation.
The book emphasizes the importance of the soul to human beings and analyzes the essential characteristics of the soul, psychology and human beings from multiple aspects. In addition, the book also discusses issues in areas such as knowledge, culture, religion, aesthetics, etc., Trying to answer people's deepest confusions. The whole book is full of speculation and inquiry. It is a philosophical masterpiece worthy of in-depth reading and study. It also conducts thought-provoking discussions on issues such as faith, giving people inspiration and thinking.