Wanjuanlou Classics of Traditional Chinese Studies (Collector's Edition): the Four Precepts of Liaofan

"Liao Fan's Four Instructions" was written by Yuan Liao Fan in the Ming Dynasty when he was sixty-nine years old. He used it to teach his son Yuan Tianqi to understand the truth of fate, clearly distinguish the standards of good and evil, and correct mistakes. The full text is divided into four parts: "The Learning of Destiny", "The Method of Correction", "The Method of Accumulating Good Deeds" and "The Effect of Modesty". Although the article is short in length, it contains profound theoretical connotations, integrates Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism, fully embodies the truth, goodness and beauty of Chinese culture, and demonstrates the principles of "you reap what you sow", "what you do is rewarded", "you are proactive" and "everything you wish for comes true". Plain but not vain, profound but not superstitious. Therefore, it has endured for hundreds of years and remains popular to this day. It is still widely praised and popular among people. In addition to a detailed interpretation of "Liao Fan's Four Trainings", this book also includes "The Biography of Lay Master Yuan Liao Fan", "The Biography of Master Yun Gu", "Zen Master Yun Gu's Teaching of Yuan Liao Fan's Excellent Gong", "The Complete Book of An Shi", etc., With translations to make the book more informative.