This book extracts eight spirits from the Chinese cultural tradition that are related to self-cultivation: "Be content with poverty, be happy with Taoism", "Respect teachers and value teaching", "Be persistent in learning", "Introspection and self-improvement", "Take precepts as teachers", "Be compassionate and help the world", "Don't envy glory and profit", "Dharma awareness and innocence", and unify the above eight spirits with "cultivation of self-cultivation". Excavate the excellent cultural genes contained in "cultivating one's moral character" from the literature, explore what kind of contemporary life we should give to education that possesses both moral integrity and talent, and present the rich historical and humanistic connotations of "cultivating one's moral character" in front of readers. This book is of very timely and far-reaching significance for inheriting the traditional Chinese spirit of self-cultivation and self-examination. The manuscript is written from a unique perspective, the content is relatively typical, the language is easy to understand, and the text is beautiful and fluent. It is a very good popular cultural book.
Reader comments
This book is very meaningful! It extracts eight spirits from traditional culture and discusses how to give life to the educational era. It is rich in content and practical. I especially like the author's language, which is easy to understand and beautiful and smooth. However, I kind of hated some of the didactic parts of the book. Overall, this is a book worth reading, which can help us better understand the connotation of self-cultivation.
This book is very meaningful! It extracts eight spirits from traditional culture and discusses how to give life to the educational era. It is rich in content and practical. I especially like the author's language, which is easy to understand and beautiful and smooth. However, I kind of hated some of the didactic parts of the book. Overall, this is a book worth reading, which can help us better understand the connotation of self-cultivation.