"Wen's Mother's Instructions" was compiled by Wen Huang, a talented scholar in the late Ming Dynasty, and its real author was Wen Huang's mother, Lu.
This great mother used her words and deeds to create an indelible impression on her children, allowing her sons to practice the principles of life taught by her mother throughout their lives, and compiled them into a book for future generations to look up to.
For parents and friends, this book is a must-read.
This book covers the preservation of ancestral property, the maintenance of family tradition, the education of children, etc. If you read it carefully, you will find that the main theme of his article is human nature and sophistication.
The work summarizes the various relationships between societies and valuablely expresses the author's own profound insights. Even if I read it today, it is still very inspiring.
This book is about a mother's care and teaching for her children, and it is also an ancient woman's unique insight into the social sophistication.
Although the family motto is a common saying in daily life, it is concise, complete, yet sincere and thoughtful about the key points of life and how to manage a family. Every word is derived from experience, and the meaning is profound and thought-provoking.
Reader comments
The writing style of this book is simple and true, and the writing style is concise and profound, making people feel the wisdom and affection of a mother. I like the content in the book about children's education and how to behave, especially the mother's teachings to her son, which deeply inspired me. Although it is an ancient family motto, the principles are still applicable today. It is a good book worth reading.
The writing style of this book is simple and true, and the writing style is concise and profound, making people feel the wisdom and affection of a mother. I like the content in the book about children's education and how to behave, especially the mother's teachings to her son, which deeply inspired me. Although it is an ancient family motto, the principles are still applicable today. It is a good book worth reading.