Wang Fuzhi, a famous thinker and philosopher in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Through vivid short stories, this book describes Wang Fuzhi's spirit of "the Six Classics charge me to open up new perspectives" and how he became a great Confucian in the lineage of sages. Wang Fu inherited the academic tradition of the Song Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty. He was an encyclopedic scholar. In terms of literature, history, and philosophy, Wang Fuzhi made innovations. He put forward views such as "equalizing the world", "guiding desire with reason", and "promoting both knowledge and action". Wang Fuzhi was unswervingly committed to the ideal of national restoration. Zeng Guofan called him "a gentleman who was determined to be independent in the world." His literary character had a profound impact on later generations.
