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  1. Laozi's Wisdom Written by Lin Yutang; Translated by Huang Jiadecompleted Besides Confucianism, Laozi and Zhuangzi opened up a broader path, bringing a more transcendent wisdom to life. Lin Yutang, a master of Chinese and Western Chinese studies, found wisdom in his humor. He "explained the old through Zhuang" like never before, and narrated the unique charm of Lao and Zhuang's thoughts. He put aside the cumbersome exegesis and criticism, used his life experience and life awareness to taste the philosophy of Lao and Zhuang, giving flesh and blood to the originally awk —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  2. Existential Cafe [UK] Sarah Bakewellcompleted Paris, 1933. Three friends were drinking apricot cocktails at the Gaslight Bar on Avenue Montparnasse. One of them, a young philosopher named Raymond Aron, was praising fellow philosophers Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir for a new philosophy he had discovered in Germany - phenomenology. "Look," he said, "if you were a phenomenologist, you could talk about this cocktail and make philosophy out of it!" Thus began the most widespread and far-reaching philosophical movement of the 20th centu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Explanation of "On Practice" and "On Contradiction" Li Dacompleted "On Practice" and "On Contradiction" are representative works of Mao Zedong's philosophical thoughts. They provide Chinese Communists with a scientific worldview and methodology, and have extremely high theoretical value and important practical significance. In order to cooperate with the national study activities of "Two Theories", Li Da wrote "Explanation of "Theory of Practice"", "Explanation of "Theory of Contradiction"" and a series of related articles. These books and articles played an ex —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  4. Conspiracy Ma Yinchuncompleted The concept of yin and yang emerged very early in China. It can be said that it has appeared at the beginning of the birth of traditional Chinese culture. It is one of the most basic concepts of Chinese philosophy and culture and has a significant impact on the development of traditional Chinese society. In the long development process of traditional Chinese society, this concept has not only become the core concept of Chinese philosophy, but also has a huge impact on China's politics and life m —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  5. Thick Black Science (Civil) Written by Li Zongwucompleted In recent times, there is a Li Zongwu, a native of Ziliujing, Fushun, Sichuan. He has seen through the state of the world and clearly observed the reality. He has successively published "Houhei Xue", "Houhei Jing" and "Houhei Biography and Practice Records". The most treacherous and deceitful person of all time, a ghost and a monster, his hiding place is revealed in Li Zongwu's writings. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  6. Thus Said Zarathustra Friedrich Nietzschecompleted "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" is a landmark work by Nietzsche. It includes almost all of Nietzsche's thoughts, with beautiful writing and profound philosophy. Zarathustra in Nietzsche's book is the transliteration of Zoroaster, the founder of Zoroastrianism. This character was born in a noble family. He abandoned his family and lived in seclusion when he was 20 years old. At the age of 30, he was said to be inspired by God to reform traditional polytheism. Nietzsche announced the revelation of the fu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Utopia (Classic Translation) [Ancient Greece] Written by Plato, Translated by Zhang Zhumingcompleted "The Republic" is an important dialogue by Plato and a typical comprehensive work. It involves many issues such as philosophy, politics, ethics, education, psychology, society, family, religion, art, etc. The language is quite literary and full of speculative philosophy. If you savor it carefully, the fragrance will overflow. "Utopia" is a must-read book for Western intellectual circles, shocking both the past and the present. If we want to understand contemporary Western social and political cu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  8. 300 Philosophical Stories That Chinese People Must Read Compiled by Wang Dicompleted "300 Philosophical Stories Chinese Must Read" believes that when we do our best, we also need to understand the philosophy of life. When we are complacent about someone helping us, we have forgotten the truth that "humility makes people progress, pride makes people fall behind." It can be said that every trivial thing in life contains philosophy worthy of our consideration. Only when we understand the philosophy can we grasp the direction of our progress, so that we can laugh at all the misfortu —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  9. The Myth of Sisyphus Author Albert Camus Translator: Li Yumincompleted "The Myth of Sisyphus" is a collection of philosophical essays by Camus. The book is divided into three parts and conducts in-depth philosophical discussions on absurdity, suicide and other philosophical issues. In addition, the book includes a comprehensive chronology of Camus's life and creation, a special preface by Camus to the American edition, and a special supplement of "Hope and Absurdity in the Works of Franz Kafka" from 1943. The whole book expresses that after facing the absurdity of —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. Learn "On Contradiction" and Use "On Contradiction" Written by Li Licompleted In 2009, the popular TV series "The Founder" on CCTV told this story: Just when it was most difficult to drill oil wells in Daqing, Petroleum Minister Yu Qiuli called on everyone to study "Theory of Contradiction." For a time, there was an upsurge in studying Mao's works and "On Contradiction" in the Daqing Oilfield. Daqing workers armed their minds with philosophical ideas, inspired endless creativity, and finally won the oil well battle. This shows that the glorious thought of "On Contradictio —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  11. Unity of Knowledge and Action——wang Yangming Liang Qichao Is Waitingcompleted This book is a summary of Wang Yangming's thoughts by Liang Qichao and others. Through this book, we can see how this legendary figure continued to hone himself, explored and improved in life and thoughts, and achieved illustrious achievements that are admired by future generations. We can also follow the development process of Xinxue, understand the true meaning of the theory of the unity of knowledge and action, and absorb the essence of his thoughts to guide ourselves. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. The Way of Yoga: the First True Yoga Book for Chinese People Sankitan Dascompleted A yoga enlightenment book written by an Indian yoga master specifically for Chinese yoga enthusiasts. The author points out that although yoga has been popularized in China, most popular yoga concepts are one-sided or wrong. In the book, the author combines his experience of practicing yoga for more than 20 years to tell readers: What is real yoga? What is the significance of various yoga postures? What is the place of concepts such as karma and reincarnation in yoga? What kind of happiness can —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  13. Schopenhauer: Live the Meaning of Life Arthur Schopenhauercompleted "Schopenhauer: Living the Meaning of Life" is a collection of essays by world-class philosophers on the discussion of "the meaning of life". The whole book uses a sharp philosophical perspective to deeply analyze the intricate relationship between happiness, desire, pain and the essence of life. Schopenhauer uses calm and sharp language to expose the illusion of happiness, revealing how individuals repeatedly struggle under the dual control of desire drive and species will. He emphasizes the dec —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  14. Meditations (2 Volumes in Total) Marcus Aurelius M.; Written by Epictetus; Translated by Cai Xinmiao; Shi Huilicompleted "Meditations" was written by Marcus Aurelius, the only philosopher-emperor in ancient Rome. This twelve-volume dialogue between himself and himself, most of which was written by him in "The Saddle of the Horse", is a milestone in Stoic philosophy. "Meditations 2" is a conversation record of Epictetus, a famous Stoic philosopher in ancient Rome. His doctrines and views had a broad and lasting impact on subsequent philosophy and religion. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. A Complete Collection of Confucian Classic Wisdom Stories Yu Haiying; Zhang Baowencompleted Many of the wisdom and philosophy of life expounded by Confucianism still have universal value in today's society. This book selects classic Confucian stories to teach people how to cultivate one's moral character and gain wisdom in life. Chapters such as facing one's desires, facing fame and fortune, and virtues of modesty and filial piety vividly explain the profound wisdom of Confucianism. The purpose is to lift the mysterious veil of Confucianism and provide readers with vivid wisdom enlight —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  16. The Axial Age: the Beginning of Humanity's Great Intellectual Tradition Written by Karen Armstrong Translated by Sun Yanyan and Bai Yanbingcompleted The "Axial Age" is a glorious era in human history. It is the beginning of mankind's great ideological tradition and an inexhaustible source of spiritual nourishment for mankind. This era gave birth to four major civilizations - Confucianism and Taoism in China, Hinduism and Buddhism in India, monotheism in Israel, and the formation of philosophical rationalism in Greece. This book chronologically traces the development of the four Axis peoples, and how these breakthrough insights brewed, took r —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  17. Yinlu Wuwu (Full Version) Yang Yingzhicompleted This book takes the thought of cause and effect as its core, integrates the wisdom of Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism, and systematically sorts out the cultural foundation and core essence of cause and effect thought. The book traces the traditional cause and effect wisdom of Confucianism "accumulating good deeds and rejoicing" and Taoism "according to nature", explains the Buddhist theoretical system of "three generations of cause and effect" and "karma is not lost", and clarifies the boundar —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  18. Zheng Xuan's Notes on "Yi" Wei Daifucompleted This book is divided into two parts: the main body and the appendix. The main body part takes Zheng Xuan's annotations of the "Book of Changes" as the research object. With the help of the two books "Zheng Annotation of the Zhou Yi" and "Yi Wei Zheng Annotation", using a combination of tables and text, it explores the theory used by Zheng Xuan to interpret the "Book of Changes" and discusses the origin, evolution and influence of the theory on later generations. On this basis, the rationality of —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  19. Liang Dong Said That Zhuangzi·ying Diwang Liang Dongcompleted Many people think that "Emperor Ying" talks about how emperors should govern the world. In fact, the ultimate truth of "Emperor Ying" is that if we want to invest, the most important thing must be to invest in ourselves. Ask yourself, if you want to become a great person in the near future and someone who will never regret it, what should you do now to be worthy of your future self? How to invest and manage yourself? "Liang Dong Speaks of Zhuangzi·Ying Diwang" tells you that the method given by —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  20. Liang Dong Talks About Zhuangzi·de Chong Fu Liang Dongcompleted This is a classic book that helps you preserve and enhance your own value in the current era of crisis and uncertainty. Borrowing the auspicious words of Zhuangzi, it tells us: live well, "Exclude things that do not belong to you, and absorb what you need." "No matter you do well or poorly, don't worry about your past achievements." And be proud and don't worry about possible problems in the future." "Get rid of all worries about gains and losses." "Life's memory is limited, so you must learn to —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  21. Liang Dong Talks About Zhuangzi·equality of Things Written by Liang Dongcompleted After interpreting the two major themes of "Liang Dong Speaks of Zhuangzi·Human World" and "Liang Dong Speaks of Zhuangzi·Health Preservation Master", "It is dangerous to just be a good person" and "How to solve the big problems in life at a small price", "Liang Dong Speaks of Zhuangzi·Equality of Things" reveals to you the life wisdom of "a good life is to turn complaints into a joke" and teaches you to use an optimistic and holistic approach. Look at your past, present and future from a perspe —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. Critique of Pure Reason By Immanuel Kantcompleted Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason" is an epoch-making masterpiece in the history of Western philosophy. He believed that the philosophical world at that time was in chaos: dogmatists were divided among themselves, materialists and idealists, rationalists and empiricists couldn't agree on one thing; skeptics violently opposed all other theories. Metaphysics, once considered the "queen of all sciences," is in crisis. This is the moment of life and death for human reason. Kant hopes to reconstruct me —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Metaphysics (Ancient Greece) Aristotlecompleted "Metaphysics" is one of Aristotle's most important philosophical works and the first work in the history of Western philosophy devoted to the study of philosophical issues. It was in this work that Aristotle systematically expounded his theory of "ontology" by discussing the relationship between ontology and essence, form and matter, potential and reality, etc., And established the first metaphysical system in the history of Western philosophy, which had a profound impact on the subsequent devel —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  24. On the Shortness of Life [Ancient Rome] Written by Seneca; Translated by Tong Xincompleted China has "Confucius said" and the West has "Seneca said". A Stoic classic that is as famous as "Meditations" and a "philosophy of diagnosis and treatment" that has lasted for two thousand years! Wang Shi once recited recommendations on the program "The Reader"! "On the Shortness of Life" contains five short stories by Seneca, a famous thinker of the Stoic school in ancient Rome, namely "On the Shortness of Life", "On the Peace of Mind", "On Providence", "On Leisure" and "On a Happy Life". Almos —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  25. The Birth of Tragedy (Germany) Nietzschecompleted "The Birth of Tragedy" is Nietzsche's first published work, which has the dual characteristics of a cultural history theory and a philosophical treatise. Nietzsche is a famous German philosopher, the founder of modern Western philosophy, and an outstanding poet and essayist. In this book, Nietzsche believes that the essence of Greek tragedy is the unity of the Apollonian spirit and the Dionysian spirit. Compared with the two, the Dionysian spirit (musical spirit) is more important. Therefore, Ni —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  26. Hegel on Spirit and Absolute Knowledge (Germany) Hegelcompleted This book is Shi Lei's compilation and interpretation of the relevant thoughts of Hegel, the master of German classical philosophy. Focusing on the core concepts of Hegel's philosophical system - "spirit" and "absolute knowledge" - it aims to sort out its obscure and difficult-to-understand dialectical development process. The compiler strives to present Hegel's development of consciousness, self-awareness, reason and absolute spirit in clear and accurate language, providing readers with a key t —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  27. Utopia [Ancient Greece] Written by Plato; Translated by Zhang Juncompleted "The Republic" is a philosophical dialogue written by Plato. The whole book is written in the words of Socrates and through dialogue with other people, designing a political system that integrates truth, goodness, and beauty, that is, an utopia that can achieve justice. Most of the issues discussed in the book are closely related to daily life, such as eugenics issues, birth control issues, family disintegration issues, freedom of marriage, celibacy issues, religious issues, moral issues, litera —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. Complete Works of Houheixue Li Zongwucompleted "The Complete Works of Houheixue" is based on "Houhei Conghua" and "Research on Social Issues" published by Chengdu's "West China Daily" in 1935, and "Trends of Chinese Academics" published by Chengdu Chenzhong Bookstore in 1936. It is carefully compiled from an extensive collection of Li Zongwu's works from various periods. The content involves literature, philosophy, politics, economics, psychology, sociology and many other research fields. The content of this book is vast, profound and enligh —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  29. Methodology [French] R. Descartescompleted Descartes (1596-1650) was a famous French philosopher, mathematician and scientist who spent most of his life in the Dutch Republic. He is known as the father of modern philosophy, and later Western philosophy was basically deeply influenced by him. His "Methodology" is highly valued in the West. He is also known as an important figure in the modern scientific revolution and is worshiped by future generations as a genius. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  30. Wisdom of Life [Germany] Written by Arthur Schopenhauer, Translated by Wei Zhengxi; Chen Lihongcompleted [Anti-internal friction + low desire + loneliness addiction + transparent display] Either lonely or vulgar. Only when a person is alone can he be fully himself. The book "The Wisdom of Life" is taken from "Appendices and Supplements", and it is actually an independent book. In this book, the uncle explains his views on life in elegant style and aphoristic style. The issues discussed in this book are also closest to our secular life: such as wealth, fame, honor, health, wellness, and the principl —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  31. Meditations (Ancient Rome) Aurelius, Translated by Wang Yanzhen; Chen Lihongcompleted [Cosmic-level anti-depression + cyberspiritual self-help guide + ancient Roman emperor] The personal philosophical thoughts of the only "imperial philosopher" in history. 487 Comes from the torture of the heart and soul. "Meditations" is divided into twelve volumes with a total of 487 proverbs. It is a dialogue between Aurelius and his own soul written by Aurelius during his more than 20 years of military career while working hard on the horse. —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  32. Wisdom Book (Spain) Written by Gracian; Translated by Chen Lihong; Chen Yingcompleted [Social Jungle Self-Defense + High EQ Black Magic Manual + Personality Management + Movie King Acting Skills] One of the three great wisdom books in the history of human thought. A classic comparable to "The Art of War" and "The Prince". The Book of Wisdom is a collection of proverbs composed of three hundred aphorisms. The most impressive thing about it is that it uses an extremely concise narrative method to analyze human nature in depth. In this aspect, it shows the ultimate wisdom. The autho —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  33. Philosophers Tell Stories (Complete Collection) Compiled by Yuan Zhongyuancompleted There is no such thing as beginners in philosophy, and there is no distinction between beginners and professionals. Wittgenstein once said: "A serious and great philosophical work can be written as a joke." The reason why philosophy can be written as a joke, story or fable is because all philosophical problems and philosophical thinking originate from human life itself, but we "use it every day and don't know it." As long as you are a thoughtful person and gain insights from philosophical storie —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  34. The World as Will and Representation [Germany] Written by Schopenhauer; Translated by Liu Dabeicompleted It is dangerous to think about a problem that you have never thought deeply about. When we read, others think for us. We are just repeating the author's mental process. So if a person reads all day long, he will gradually lose his ability to think. —— Schopenhauer "The World as Will and Representation" is a classic among Schopenhauer's works. This book perfectly demonstrates Schopenhauer's philosophical thoughts. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. The Courage of Happiness: Philosophy Lesson 2 of Adler, the "Father of Self-Enlightenment" Written by Ichiro Kishimi; Written by Fumiken Koga; Translated by Qu Haixiacompleted "The Courage of Happiness" is the second volume and the final chapter of "The Courage Two-part". It is also based on the thought of Adler, a psychologist from a hundred years ago, and is presented in the form of a story of "Dialogue between a Youth and a Philosopher". Three years after the last conversation, the young man had quit his job as a librarian and became a primary school teacher. But when he appeared in front of the philosopher again, he experienced a lot of ravages of reality (at wor —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  36. Personality Psychology (2Nd Edition) Zheng Xuecompleted This book is divided into nine chapters, including: personality and personality psychology, classical psychoanalysis, new psychoanalysis, trait theory, biological theory, behaviorist learning theory, humanistic psychology, cognitive psychology, and positive psychology. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  37. Popular Philosophy Ai Siqicompleted "Popular Philosophy" is an excellent work written by Ai Siqi in the 1930s to popularize Marxist philosophy. The author uses simple language and vivid cases to comprehensively and systematically introduce and explain the relationship between philosophy and daily life, what is philosophy, idealism, dualism and materialism, the epistemology of dialectical materialism, the basic laws and main categories of materialist dialectics, etc. The way of writing is innovative and innovative, which is in line —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Nihilism [Dutch] Nolen Geertzcompleted Only by facing emptiness can you find meaning - a guide against "emptiness" written for contemporary people! "Harry Potter", "Game of Thrones", "True Detective"... What kind of escape essence is hidden in contemporary popular works? Are algorithms, social networks, and modern technology empowering us, or are they maintaining the illusion of empowerment? Staying at home and scrolling through mobile phones, standardized school education, and the workplace life of working-class workers are full of —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  39. What Is Philosophy (UK) Written by Byron Jevons; Translated by Gao Kuicompleted This book aims to answer a simple question: What is philosophy? This work consists of five independent chapters, with the themes of philosophy and science, materialism and idealism, philosophical skepticism, philosophical practice, and individuality and wholeness. The author tries to avoid using obscure professional terms, hoping that people who don't know or have only a partial understanding of philosophy can also understand what philosophy is. This book is a classic introduction to philosophy. —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  40. Philosophy Turns Out to Be so Interesting Wang Yudongcompleted Philosophy is the essence of every era, and learning philosophy is a challenge full of fun. This book is divided into two parts, Eastern and Western. It introduces the great philosophers from ancient times to modern times according to the chronological clues, records the biographies of philosophers, and introduces their shining thoughts in the form of illustrations, hoping to bring sparks of thought to contemporary people. I hope you can live in this land of philosophy, and I hope you can take a —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  41. History of Chinese Philosophy Zhang Ming, Yu Jingyao Editor-In-Chiefcompleted Based on the ideological trends of the times, this book conducts original research on the entire history of Chinese philosophy and culture, and proposes a series of new insights that have an important impact on the academic community. In terms of guiding ideology, the author "does not rely on others" and independently conducts research on Chinese philosophy and culture based on his own understanding of Marxism. In terms of content structure, the basic clues of universals and particulars, general —Reads8.0Score—Shelves
  42. At the Peak of Despair [French] Written by E. M. Chiolan, Translated by Tang Jiangcompleted "Nietzsche in the 20th Century", the masterpiece of the great modern European philosopher E. M. Cioran! Susan Sontag, Italo Calvino, Milan Kundera, Paul Celan, Samuel Beckett and many other contemporary celebrities unanimously praise it. His works are famous for their fragmented form and reflections on issues such as suffering, nihilism, etc., And enjoy a high reputation internationally. "On the Peak of Despair" is the first cry of the famous twentieth century philosopher E. M. Cioran. It was wr —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  43. What Philosophers Are Thinking: 44 Anecdotes and Lifelong Thoughts of Philosophers Yang Novelscompleted There is a kind of humor called philosopher's speculation! This book uses light and funny writing to express the anecdotes and lifelong thoughts of 44 philosophers. Stop scrolling through Moments and read this popular philosophy encyclopedia that is rigorous but not serious, funny but not vulgar, and humorous but not funny! Look at what's inside these speculative heads. Read the stories of philosophers, feel the depth and breadth of philosophy, listen to the voices of wise men, and explore the m —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  44. Xunzi Lecture Hall Li Shihuacompleted In the pre-Qin period, the old social system was about to disintegrate, and a new social order was still being explored. There were many different opinions in the world, and many schools of thought such as Confucianism, Taoism, Mohism, and Legalism were formed, among which Confucianism was particularly prominent. However, by the Warring States Period, it was clear that Confucian thought had failed to adapt to the development of society and was on the decline. At this time, Mencius and Xunzi emer —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  45. Xunzi's Biography Bi Baokui, Yin Bocompleted "The Biography of Xunzi" is a historical biography about Xunzi. The author combed through the relevant writings about Xunzi's life and deeds in ancient classics, systematically wrote Xunzi's life in the form of a biography, and elaborated on Xunzi's life. The ideas of "the simultaneous application of etiquette and law", "the theory of nature and evil" and "controlling the destiny of heaven and using it" reproduce the major historical events and social realities at the end of the Warring States P —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  46. Imperfection Is Life: the Wisdom of Confucius (Spring and Autumn Period) Confucius/writtencompleted "The Wisdom of Confucius: Imperfection is Life" is a book that mainly records Confucius's remarks and also records the words and deeds of some of Confucius' disciples. It was written during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and was recorded and compiled by Confucius's students and his students who republished it. It involves many aspects such as philosophy, politics, economics, education, literature and art, etc. It is very rich in content and is the most important clas —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  47. Ten Lectures on Confucianism: Confucius' Way of Conduct Ge Rongjincompleted Confucianism is the core spirit of the Chinese nation and a cultural gene ingrained in the bones of the Chinese people. What is a benevolent and righteous gentleman? What is the way of a saint? Professor Ge Rongjin, the first person in Chinese management philosophy, will teach you Confucius's way of life, reveal the management secrets of modern enterprises, and use ancient ideas to resolve conflicts and dilemmas in modern society. —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  48. Confucius' Wisdom Written by Liu Changjiangcompleted For thousands of years, Confucius' wisdom has nurtured generations of wise men. Even today, it has incomparable practical value. In today's society, people excessively pursue money, material and sensory enjoyment, resulting in physical and mental disorders, spiritual loneliness, and split personality. Under such circumstances, knowledgeable people think of the wisdom of Confucius. Dr. Hannes Alven of Sweden, Nobel Prize winner in physics, said: "If humans want to survive in the 21st century, we —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  49. The Great Confucius (Volume 1) Wang Fenghaicompleted During the Spring and Autumn Period, a great thinker and theorist was born in Eastern China. He created one of mankind's earliest theoretical systems for governing the country. Trying to use the power of human reason and one's own power to turn things around and change the world. Thus becoming the world's top ideological giant and theoretical leader. This book is my country's first full-length novel that describes Confucius's life experiences and achievements in a comprehensive, accurate, popula —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  50. Heart to Heart Pan Lincompleted The book "Heart to Heart - Mr. Pan Lin teaches Crown Yoga" is compiled based on a series of recordings of Mr. Pan Lin teaching Crown Yoga across the country. It supplements and enriches the previously published book "Crown Yoga - From physical and mental health to life awakening". Readers can refer to the two books to each other to fully understand the core essence of Crown Yoga. "Heart-to-heart" is referred to as "heart-to-heart", which means that the spiritual achievements of teachers and grea —Reads8.9Score—Shelves