As Chinese classics for thousands of years, "The Great Learning" and "The Doctrine of the Mean" are not only the essence of ancient people's thoughts, but also the ladder of progress today. "The Great Learning" emphasizes the "Three Cardinal Guidelines and Eight Objectives", that is, "cultivate one's moral integrity, regulate one's family, govern the country, and bring peace to the world"; "The Doctrine of the Mean" advocates "neutrality" and "honesty to oneself", requiring "to learn extensively, to interrogate, to be cautious in kindness, to distinguish clearly, and to practice sincerely". "The University" believes that governing a country and bringing peace to the world should be based on virtue. "The Doctrine of the Mean" emphasizes "sincerity" and believes that "sincerity" is the key to realizing the "gold mean". "The Doctrine of the Mean" is a must-read for cultivating children's moral character and improving their personality. In addition, we have also drawn many beautiful pictures to give children a more intuitive experience when reading this book.
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I'm also here to copy
For example, "If joy, anger, sorrow, and joy are not expressed, they are called in-between; if they are expressed, they are all in harmony, it is called harmony." Just like my mother said that I should control my emotions. There is also "cultivation is called teaching", just like my teacher teaches us to learn good moral character. But these words come from the mouths of ancient people, and they feel more cultural! And there are many pictures in the book, which made it easier for me to read and understand. Although I still don't understand some parts, I feel that this book will be of great help to my future growth.
I'm also here to copy
For example, "If joy, anger, sorrow, and joy are not expressed, they are called in-between; if they are expressed, they are all in harmony, it is called harmony." Just like my mother said that I should control my emotions. There is also "cultivation is called teaching", just like my teacher teaches us to learn good moral character. But these words come from the mouths of ancient people, and they feel more cultural! And there are many pictures in the book, which made it easier for me to read and understand. Although I still don't understand some parts, I feel that this book will be of great help to my future growth.
Everything starts with self-cultivation