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University (National Academy of Chinese Studies)
"The Great Learning" was originally a chapter in the "Book of Rites". People in the Song Dynasty extracted it from the "Book of Rites" and combined it with "The Analects", "Mencius" and "The Doctrine of the Mean" to become one of the "Four Books". It is an important work discussing ancient educational theories. Its purpose is to promote upright moral character and to make people benevolent, harmonious, sensible and good.
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University Encyclopedia (Collection Reading Edition)
"The Great Learning" has simple diction, profound connotation and far-reaching influence. Over the past two thousand years, countless sages have entered the temple of Confucianism. "The Great Learning" summarizes the ethics, morals and thoughts of pre-Qin Confucianism in detail, and systematically describes the Confucian principles and methods of settling down and establishing a life. It has profound enlightenment significance for modern people to be a person, do things, and establish a career.
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University · Doctrine of the Mean (The Essence of Chinese Classics)
"The Great Learning" takes human self-cultivation as the core foundation and emphasizes regulating the family, governing the country, and bringing peace to the world, and governing the country and the world should be based on virtue. The Doctrine of the Mean is an important classic of Confucianism. Many concepts and propositions in Confucianism, especially Neo-Confucianism, come from the Doctrine of the Mean. The Doctrine of the Mean has had a profound impact on the formation of Chinese civiliza
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