This book provides an in-depth introduction to the life of Ma Yifu, a master of Chinese traditional culture. He devoted his life to reading and teaching, and almost did not participate in other social work. When he was employed at the university, the condition was that he was not limited to the formal courses specified in the teaching syllabus, but could freely teach. The Fu Xing College he founded implemented the teaching method of Confucius setting up an altar to talk with students. Although he lived the life of a hermit, his reputation spread far and wide. This book uses profound words and rigorous and meticulous descriptions to show the peerless elegance of a generation of masters.
Reader comments
This book gave me a deeper understanding of Mr. Ma Yifu, and I deeply admire his promotion and contribution to Confucianism. Thinking of one of my elders who is also committed to the study of traditional culture, this kind of persistence and love for academics is really admirable. The book mentioned that Mr. Ma Yifu interacted with literati. This kind of pure academic exchange made me yearn for it. I also hope that I can be like him, focusing on the fields I love in my future work and making progress together with like-minded people.
This book gave me a deeper understanding of Mr. Ma Yifu, and I deeply admire his promotion and contribution to Confucianism. Thinking of one of my elders who is also committed to the study of traditional culture, this kind of persistence and love for academics is really admirable. The book mentioned that Mr. Ma Yifu interacted with literati. This kind of pure academic exchange made me yearn for it. I also hope that I can be like him, focusing on the fields I love in my future work and making progress together with like-minded people.