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Books by Little Xiao from the Chendi Pavilion
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A Plain-Language Guide to the Silk Manuscript of the Dao De Jing 帛书道德经白话解
I stumbled across a handwritten copy of the Mawangdui Silk Manuscript version of the Dao De Jing, and only then realized that the passages altered in the standard edition held the key to breaking free from life's dead ends! Using the silk manuscript's “The reversal is the movement of the Dao” to unravel the vicious cycle of workplace competition, and “Keep to the soft and stay low” to resolve conflicts at home and in social life, even anxiety and insomnia can find their cure in “The Dao follows
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Detailed Explanation of the Analects of Confucius in Vernacular 白话详解论语
The Analects of Confucius is the first of the Confucian classics. It was compiled by Confucius's disciples and his re-disciples. It records the words and deeds of Confucius and his disciples. There are 20 chapters in total. It is the core classic for studying Confucius' thoughts and pre-Qin society. The book is mainly written in the form of quotations, and the language is concise and timeless, covering the four core dimensions of self-cultivation, scholarship, life, and politics. "Benevolence"
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The Tao Te Ching Explained in Plain Language 白话解说道德经
The Dao De Jing, written by Laozi during the Spring and Autumn period, is the central classic of Daoist thought. Comprising just over five thousand words, it is divided into the “Dao” and “De” sections. Its central teaching concerns the “Dao,” the fundamental source and universal principle governing the workings of all things. Its essence is natural non-action. It advocates following the laws of nature, since “the Dao follows nature,” and governing and conducting oneself through gentleness, humi
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Heroes of the Water Margin 水浒传之英雄故事
Throughout history, how many world-shaking achievements have been swept away by the river of time, and how many empires as solid as stone have crumbled under history's relentless tide? A hero's rise to supremacy is often like a shooting star crossing the sky screen, leaving us in tears. All that remains is their noble spirit and heroic courage in overcoming failure.
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