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Liang Shuming's Five Books for Daily Self-Cultivation (Five Volumes in Total)
"Chaohua" is a compilation of some of the conversations Mr. Liang Shuming had with his classmates in the research department at daily meetings during the rural construction movement in Shandong. This book is not a systematic academic lecture, but merely provides some inspiration for students' daily lives, or provides immediate guidance based on questions raised by students. Whether they talk about life cultivation, about academic methods, or about social, academic and cultural issues, they are a
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The Ultimate Path Has No Residue: an Interview with Liang Shuming (Historic Collection)
In 1980, two American scholars visited Mr. Liang Shuming across the ocean. Lin Qi was the first (June-July 1980); the other was Ai Kai (August 1980, the book "Will the World Be Better?") Was published. This collection of interviews is both broad and specialized. It basically reviewed the life of Mr. Liang Shuming and told a wonderful life story. He paid special tribute to topics that Liang was particularly concerned about, such as the purpose of the rural construction movement and the essentials
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Mian Renzhai Series: Essentials of Chinese Culture
"Essentials of Chinese Culture" compares the different cultural traditions and lifestyles of Chinese and Westerners from the perspective of group (collective) life, and then puts forward the important conclusion that Chinese society is an ethics-based society. Based on an in-depth investigation of Chinese religion, it points out the way to organize society with ethics and then realize the transformation of Chinese society. The author also examines the basic structure of Chinese society, criticiz
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Reminiscing About the Past and Talking About Old Records
After the Revolution of 1911, why did warlords fight? After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, why couldn't we peacefully build a country? A generation of true Confucians experienced it personally and used credible details to re-examine the Republic of China. Review the struggle and struggle of a nation; savor the magnificence and sigh of an era. "Recalling the Past and Talking about the Past" is a collection of the past writings of Mr. Liang Shuming, a thinker of the 20th century. It records
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