"The Precepts of Taizu of the Ming Dynasty" is a collection of quotations by Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty. The book is classified according to content, with a total of 6 volumes and 51 chapters, including governance, administration, talent selection, appointment of talents, acceptance of advice, military preparation, family management, child rearing and many other contents. It restores a real Zhu Yuanzhang and has a clear understanding of the mainstream official thinking in the early Ming Dynasty. In order to give readers a more three-dimensional understanding of Zhu Yuanzhang, we have added a portrait of Zhu Yuanzhang to the front insert, and the appendix contains the full text of "History of the Ming Dynasty: The Benji of Taizu" to understand the full life of a primitive emperor, so that readers can learn from the wisdom of the ancients, serve the present, and guide the present.
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This book reminds me of a friend of mine who also went out to work after graduating from junior high school and suffered a lot. If he could read this book earlier, he might be able to learn some wisdom about how to deal with the world and avoid taking some detours. The book mentioned that "unprepared talents are not enough to govern", which also touched me very much. Just like when we are at work, if we do not have enough ability and talent, it will be difficult to achieve good results. Therefore, we must continue to learn and improve ourselves so that we can better adapt to society. This book is inspiring and worth reading.
This book reminds me of a friend of mine who also went out to work after graduating from junior high school and suffered a lot. If he could read this book earlier, he might be able to learn some wisdom about how to deal with the world and avoid taking some detours. The book mentioned that "unprepared talents are not enough to govern", which also touched me very much. Just like when we are at work, if we do not have enough ability and talent, it will be difficult to achieve good results. Therefore, we must continue to learn and improve ourselves so that we can better adapt to society. This book is inspiring and worth reading.
Such a good book is just not translated.