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Zeng Guofan's Complete Collection of Life Wisdom
He is the common idol of Mao Zedong and Chiang Kai-shek, and he is evaluated as the first person in modern Chinese history; From an "angry young man" to an "old Jianghu", he is an "atypical official" who is pure on the inside and turbid on the outside; When he was a teenager, he "must fail every exam" and failed six times in a row; He believes in "the stupid bird flies first", and he becomes more and more courageous with repeated defeats; He carried out reform in his middle age, moved up to the
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Zhuangzi
"Zhuangzi", also known as "Nanhua Jing", is a collection of Taoist doctrines written by Zhuangzi and his successors in the middle and late Warring States Period. "Zhuangzi" also deeply criticizes instrumental rationality. "Zhuangzi" further puts forward the idea of "forgetting words when you are proud". After the Han Dynasty, Zhuangzi was respected as the True Man of Nanhua, so "Zhuangzi" is also called "Nanhua Sutra". His book, "Laozi" and "Book of Changes" are collectively called the "Three
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The Truth Behind the Defeat of Senior KMT Officials and Their Flight to Taiwan (Complete Collection)
After being defeated and fleeing, each of the senior KMT officials experienced their fate. Some were responsible for the loss of the continent and suffered bad luck; some were defeated in the struggle for power, were forced to run away, or were imprisoned; some were under surveillance and under house arrest due to original factional disputes; and many more were included in the "Central Review Committee" and became idle. Chiang Kai-shek, Soong Meiling, Chiang Ching-kuo, Bai Chongxi, He Yingqin, C
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2000 Cultural Common Sense That People Must Know in Life
Comprehensive interpretation of 5,000 years of cultural essence Including ancient and modern knowledge at home and abroad, integrating knowledge, interest and science into one With rich knowledge and historical materials, this book narrates the wonderful history of various things, integrating knowledge, interest and science. The content includes ancient and modern knowledge at home and abroad, covering geography, place names, scenic spots; astronomy, calendar, seasons; festivals, solar terms; et
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Hundreds of Schools of Thought
The various schools of thought are an important part of Chinese traditional culture. Many thoughts of various schools of thought have left profound inspirations to later generations, which still shine brightly today and are worth learning from. So, how many schools of thought are there? Which ones are the most widely spread? Who are the representatives of each family? What books, doctrines and legends did they leave behind? In this product, the famous philosopher Professor Sun Zhongyuan gave an
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Mao Zedong's Comments on the Four Great Classics
Guiding the country and inspiring words, this is the outstanding talent and courage of a generation of great men Mao Zedong. The four major Chinese classical masterpieces ("The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", "A Dream of Red Mansions", "Water Margin" and "Journey to the West"), which are vast in content, profound in thought, dazzling in culture, complex and in different styles, are transformed into thought-provoking scenery in his leisurely sentences. "Mao Zedong's Criticism of the Four Classica
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100 Folk Feng Shui Taboos
Be sure to pay attention to the taboos passed down from common people! Otherwise, you will be in trouble! In the past, villagers had many taboos. Some of these taboos were the summary of experiences and lessons, some were similar to moral norms and etiquette, and some were worship and commemoration. To sum up, they can be roughly divided into industry taboos and life taboos. From ancient times to the present, people have passed down many taboos orally among the people. Most of them have been eli
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Introduction to Philosophical Basics: Interesting Philosophers and Philosophical Thinking
The hedonist Aristippus once said: "The art of living consists in enjoying yourself in the moment." However, the pessimist Schopenhauer is still pessimistic: "Life swings like a pendulum, wandering between pain and boredom." But the emperor-philosopher Marcus Aurelius said: "Do everything as if it were your last thing." … How to live the life you want? Even thoughtful philosophers find it difficult to come to a conclusion. Listen to this album and find your own true meaning of life.
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Zeng Guofan: the Art of Identifying People in "Bingjian"
The ancients said that "appearance comes from the heart" and ""a body of seven feet is not as good as a head of one foot, and a head of one foot is not as good as an eye of one inch". It means that the eyes can reflect whether a person is kind or not. If the heart is right, the eyes will be bright, and if the heart is not right, the eyes will be dull. When traveling in the world, many people can't help but complain that it's hard to get to know people and make friends. Couples who have slept in
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Journey to the West: Mysteries Within Mysteries: Learning the Scriptures Is a Game
In the age of mythology, a mysterious man cleverly set up a trap, and the innocent Sun Wukong became a pawn. However, the situation is unpredictable, and the layout is like a butterfly effect, triggering a series of earthquakes in the three realms. Who knows, the initiator of the layout is falling into other people's plans step by step and becoming other people's pawns. Tathagata, Laojun, and Jade Emperor, who is the final winner? Or is there someone else who will benefit most? Exploring myths a
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Mao Zedong's Military Proverbs
This book selects more than 40 of the most representative, shocking and realistic maxims from Mao Zedong's extensive military expositions, such as "Our principle is that the party commands the gun." "The army and the people are united as one, let's see who can be the enemy in the world" "Soldiers and people are the foundation of victory" "Serving the people wholeheartedly is the sole purpose of the people's army." "Strengthen discipline and the revolution will be invincible" "Political work is t
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Shang Junshu
Shang Yang was in power for nearly twenty years in the Qin State, which made the Qin State, which was located in the northwest corner of China's territory and was once "regarded by barbarians and Di", become a prosperous and powerful country. Later generations followed his laws and gradually took an advantageous position in the struggle for hegemony. More than a hundred years later, Qin Shihuang's unification of China was closely related to the solid foundation laid by Shang Yang's reform. "The
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I Ching in Vernacular
1. An introduction to the "Book of Changes" written by famous cultural figures for the public. Use popular language and interesting historical stories to elucidate the subtle meanings in the "Book of Changes", break down the public's cognitive myths about the obscure and difficult "Book of Changes", and demystify and demystify it. 2. A popular book to understand the thoughts of the I Ching, a progressive interpretation. Clarify the contents of the 64 hexagrams, demonstrate the hexagrams in daily
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Jin Ping Mei
"The Plum in the Golden Vase" is a long vernacular novel about world affairs in China during the Ming Dynasty. It is generally considered to be China's first chapter-style novel independently created by a literati. It was written around the time of the Longqing to Wanli years of the Ming Dynasty, and the author signed it Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng. The title of the book "Jin Ping Mei" is a combination of one character from the names of the three heroines Pan Jinlian, Li Ping'er and Pang Chunmei. The
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The Mysterious Inside Story of Gangsters and Drug Trafficking Groups
They rob homes, kill people and buy goods, and even manipulate the presidential election in an attempt to guide the world's political landscape; they hold the sky with one hand, and their money, power, and beauty are their trump cards; they are at the end of their rope, partying until death, and ultimately cannot escape the sanction of the law and the justice of justice.
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Tao Te Ching
The Tao Te Ching is said to have been written by Lao Tzu during the Spring and Autumn Period, and is the founding work of Chinese philosophy. Tao is the law of nature; morality is the principle of sustainable development. "Tao Te Ching" integrates the Chinese people's way of thinking and has consistent enlightening significance for various fields such as self-cultivation, life decision-making, organizational innovation, business management, and social governance. Therefore, it has been called th
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Nalan Rongruo's Ci Biography
Nalan Rongruo (1655-1685), the son of the great scholar Nalan Mingzhu, was the imperial bodyguard of Emperor Kangxi. He was pure in nature and outstanding in talent. With his impeccable writing, he wrote poems and poems that were "elegant and graceful, with a strong sense of sadness, a noble and far-reaching style, and unique characteristics". However, he died suddenly in his prime years. "Nalan Rongruo's Ci Biography" uses delicate writing and euphemistic emotions to elaborate on Rongruo's emot
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Vajra Prajnaparamita Sutra
The Diamond Sutra is a very popular Buddhist classic in China. It records the dialogue between Sakyamuni Buddha and his great disciple Subhuti. Many people read and recite this sutra, but we often forget it after reciting it. Just like reciting Amitabha, how many people have in their hearts the incredible and boundless merits of Amitabha to save all sentient beings when reciting Amitabha? I think that when reciting Amitabha, if we can keep in mind the incredible and boundless merits of Amitabha
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Zhouyi
This book is a lecture on the "Book of Changes". Among them, the first part mainly introduces the general knowledge of "I Ching" and some issues related to it. The latter part focuses on explaining the sixty-four hexagrams (beginning with "Qian hexagram" and ending with "Weiji hexagram"), with the explanation of "Qian hexagram" being the most detailed. The content includes: hexagram names, hexagram words, line words, as well as "Yun Ci", "Xiang", "Classic Chinese", etc. That explain them. It has
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Buddhist Story Classics: 100 Stories to Understand Chinese Buddhism
The thoughts of Chinese Buddhism are broad and profound, and we only select the parts that are guiding and beneficial to us to study and learn from. This is one of the reasons why this book collects and compiles stories of Chinese Buddhism. The 200 stories in this book are drawn from Buddhist classics, Buddhist literature, or folklore about Buddhism. They comprehensively reflect Buddhist ideas such as compassion, doing good, letting go, resigning oneself to fate, and saving oneself and others. B
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The Sixth Patriarch's Altar Sutra
"The Altar Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch" is a Buddhist classic, also known as the "Altar Sutra of the Sixth Patriarch's Dharma Treasure", or the "Altar Sutra" for short. Huineng, the sixth ancestor of Zen Buddhism, said that his disciple Fahai collected and recorded it. It is one of the main classics of Zen Buddhism.
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Biographies of Talented Women of the Republic of China
There used to be a group of women who were as gorgeous as fireworks, but lonelier than fireworks; they were as gentle as jade, but their love and hate were enough to captivate a city. They may be born into a prosperous and wealthy family, or possess unparalleled elegance, or possess millions of talents, or experience twists and turns... A truly elegant person can survive the years. Through the vicissitudes of the world, the clouds are still calm and the wind is gentle. Dedicated to all women who
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Appreciation of Jin Yong's Novels
"The flying snow shoots at the white deer, and the laughing book hero leans on the blue mandarin duck." To study today's martial arts novels, one must study Jin Yong. Studying and commenting on Jin Yong is also very necessary and far-reaching for improving the creative level of martial arts novels and improving the appreciation level of the majority of readers of martial arts novels.
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Legal Knowledge You Must Know
Understand your rights protection guide to protect everyone's legitimate rights and interests from being infringed! ! The book uses commonly used laws that are closely related to people's lives as clues, and is divided into eleven parts including the Constitution and the People's Republic of China, the Civil Code, labor security, crime prevention, and rights protection in accordance with the law. It comprehensively analyzes and interprets legal issues through cases + legal analysis + legal artic
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Analysis of Typical Cases of Criminal Defense
In-depth analysis of typical cases of criminal defense is currently of great significance, both for judicial practice and theoretical research on criminal law, and even for promoting legislative reform.
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A Book to Understand Legal Knowledge
A book to understand legal common sense does not talk about the law, but picks real legal examples from life, uses vivid writing and wonderful language to describe the legal relationships that people often encounter in their lives and work, and gives in-depth analysis so that people can understand where their rights and obligations are. Where did it go? What to do? Making the law closer to reality, closer to life, and closer to the public is a reading book for ordinary people to master legal kno
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Ministry Edition | High School Students Must Learn Classical Chinese
Recited by a professional anchor, with pure and standard pronunciation, and exquisite soundtrack; a high school textbook compiled by the Ministry of Synchrony, which contains 35 must-learn classical Chinese articles, previews before class, and reviews after class, making it a good helper for studying classical Chinese.
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Interpret the Events of the Ming Dynasty
The Ming Dynasty (January 23, 1368 - April 25, 1644) was a dynasty in Chinese history that succeeded the Yuan Dynasty and started with the Qing Dynasty. It was a Han revival dynasty established by the Han people who overthrew the Mongolian rulers. It was also a monarchy dynasty established by the Han people after the alien rule in Chinese history. In 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang destroyed the Yuan Dynasty and proclaimed himself emperor. The country was named Daming. It went through seventeen generations
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Complete Explanation of Zhouyi
"Complete Interpretation of Zhouyi" takes the study of "Zhouyi" as the starting point, and explains in detail the nature of "Zhouyi", "Zhouyi" and Chinese culture, "Zhouyi" content and style, "Zhouyi" way of thinking, "Zhouyi" natural philosophy view, and summarizes the content of 64 hexagrams into self-cultivation. The nine major aspects of sex, the way to be a king, the way to be a minister, nurturing and employing talents, the early stage of starting a business, hard times, litigation and war
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Interpretation of "Heart Sutra": Understanding the Buddha's Heart and Understanding Buddhism | Prajna Wisdom
Studying the Heart Sutra is learning the wisdom of Buddhism. The philosophy of life advocated by Master Hongyi, Master Xingyun, Nan Huaijin, and Jiang Xun! The 260 words not only fully present the core concepts of Buddhist thought, but are also a sutra that can cure heart diseases. It is said in the Buddhist scriptures: "The Buddha taught various methods to cure all kinds of hearts." The heart refers to the troubles in our hearts. The purpose of the Heart Sutra is to cure our various minds, brea
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Chinese Traditional Culture
Chinese traditional culture is profound and profound, with endless mysteries. Among them, the system of three religions, nine streams, and gods reflects the development of Chinese religion; the system of emperors, concubines, and official selection reflects the characteristics of ancient Chinese rule; the process of deciding cases and various types of punishments reflect the legal status of ancient China; currency, pawnshops, and time-honored brands reflect the development of ancient industry an
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Chinese Tea Culture
Drinking tea was very common in ancient China. China's tea culture is very different from that of Europe, America or Japan. Chinese tea culture has a long history, is extensive and profound, and includes not only the material cultural level, but also the profound spiritual civilization level. The Tea Book of Lu Yu, the tea sage of the Tang Dynasty, sounded the clarion call for Chinese tea culture in history. From then on, the spirit of tea penetrated the court and society, and penetrated into Ch
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