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Disciple Rules
"Disciples' Regulations" was originally called "Xun Meng Wen", a three-character rhyme composed by Li Yuxiu of the Qing Dynasty, around the Kangxi period. It was later revised and adapted by Jia Cunren (sometimes said to be Jia Youren), and named "Disciples' Regulations". The article consists of five parts. The first chapter, "General Narration," adapts Confucius' words into three-character sentences. The main text is divided into four parts: "Be filial when you enter, and be brotherly when you
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Disciple Rules
"Disciples' Regulations" is a Confucian enlightenment classic with only more than a thousand words. In the form of three characters, one sentence, two sentences and one rhyme, it comprehensively explains the etiquette and norms that disciples should have at home, going out, dealing with others, and studying. It has concise language and profound meaning. It is a must-read for educating children and developing good moral character.
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Traveling to Daqian, the Prince Is a Bit Naughty
Once they traveled through time, the special forces soldiers became the princes of the Qian Dynasty. They were supposed to be extremely noble, but in fact they were surrounded by dangers. As soon as he opened his eyes, he was faced with the crisis of being deposed. The harem was making things difficult for him, his brothers were stumbling upon each other, and there were enemy countries outside that were eyeing him. But Li Yucheng didn't panic at all. He relied on the skills of modern special for
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