This book is a record of the lectures on Chinese classical prose by Gu Sui, a master of Chinese studies, at Peking University and other schools, recorded by his student Ye Jiaying. Taking classic prose classics as the object of explanation, it integrates ancient and modern times, connects China and the West, and moves from text to person, with unconstrained style, high literary talent, and profound insights. It has never been made public and is the first time it has been seen.
Reader comments
Some of the views in the book resonated with me, especially the relationship between knowledge and life, which made me understand that learning is not only for knowledge, but also for improving one's own soul and cultivation. I think this book is not only suitable for scholars to read, but also for ordinary readers like us. It can bring us a lot of inspiration and thinking.
Some of the views in the book resonated with me, especially the relationship between knowledge and life, which made me understand that learning is not only for knowledge, but also for improving one's own soul and cultivation. I think this book is not only suitable for scholars to read, but also for ordinary readers like us. It can bring us a lot of inspiration and thinking.