"Ten Lectures on Chinese Philosophy" was compiled by Mr. Li Shicen based on the lecture notes he gave at the Fujian Provincial Department of Education Summer Lecture Society in 1932. It was published by World Book Company in 1935. In the process of describing and analyzing Chinese philosophy, this book runs through the comparison of Chinese and Western philosophy, and has many unique academic insights. For example, he divided Chinese and foreign philosophies according to Confucius and Socrates, Mencius and Plato, Gouzi and Aristotle, Mozi and Parmenides, Huishi Gongsunlong and Zeno, Taoism and Western main changes, the mixture of Confucianism and Buddhism and the mixture of two Greeks, Zhu Xi, Wang Yangming and Thomas ·Comparative analysis between Aquinas and Duns Scott, Gu Yanwu, Dai Zhen, Comte and Spencer, etc. After reading it, people feel like the "fish" that has been the highlight of Chinese and Western philosophy for thousands of years, swimming comfortably in the book, almost to the point of "not knowing about Qin, Han, Wei and Jin"!
