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Title: Being a Person in Advance: The Wisdom of the Analects
Original price: 39.90 yuan
Author: Edited by Wu Shunming
Publisher: Jilin Publishing Group Co., Ltd
Publication date: September 1, 2013
ISBN：9787553425382
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Title: Being a Person in Advance: The Wisdom of the Analects
Original price: 39.90 yuan
Author: Edited by Wu Shunming
Publisher: Jilin Publishing Group Co., Ltd
Publication date: September 1, 2013
ISBN：9787553425382
Word count: 440000
Page number: 319
Version: 1
Binding: Flat
Format: Large 16 format
Product ID: 23339904
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Abstract
The Analects of Confucius has a similar status to the Western Bible, as it is the source of wisdom for the Chinese people. It records the words and deeds of Confucius and his disciples, reflecting the political beliefs, ethical thoughts, moral concepts, and educational principles of the Confucian school. Many simple views on life are enduring wisdom distilled from the successes, failures, and gains of predecessors. In our country, many benevolent and talented individuals regard this classic as a source of wisdom. The ways of being a person and achieving success left by Confucius are multifaceted, and can be said to be a treasure trove of wisdom that is inexhaustible. This infinite wisdom may be the main reason why Confucius had a tremendous influence. Many of the sayings in the Analects have become maxims and have been passed down to the world, such as: "When three people walk together, there must be one who can be my teacher", "There is no discrimination in teaching", and "Reviewing the old to learn the new" The United Nations even adopted the slogan "Brothers within the four seas" as the slogan in the lobby of the United Nations headquarters. This book summarizes the shining points of the Analects, with the idea of "being a good person in advance" as its core. It summarizes all aspects of how we conduct ourselves in life and work, and provides a deep interpretation around it. It is accompanied by classic cases, allowing readers to deeply understand the philosophy of life contained in the Analects and enhance their way of dealing with people through reading. Learn the wisdom of the Analects, become a wise and rational person, and use your ability to perceive to realize your own life value.
catalogue
|Chapter 1|
If you want to achieve success in life, you must pay attention to self-cultivation
8. The foundation of cultivating oneself and dealing with the world is to clear one's roots and cultivate oneself
14. Optimistic and proactive motivation
Reflecting on oneself, the ladder of continuous progress
25. The premise of obeying order and being upright in oneself and others
30 Honest and Trustworthy, Harmonious Bridge
35. Stubborn paranoia, the great harm of self-cultivation and social life
|Chapter 2|
Learning, with a finite companion, without limits
Time is precious, every inch of time is worth an inch of gold
48. Follow the steps step by step, shortcuts do not exist
53. Stay away from superstition, mysterious things are harmful but useless
58 pays attention to appearance, and elegance is a manifestation of one's own weight
63 Versatile, Cultivate Wide Hobbies | Chapter 1|
If you want to achieve success in life, you must pay attention to self-cultivation
8. The foundation of cultivating oneself and dealing with the world is to clear one's roots and cultivate oneself
14. Optimistic and proactive motivation
Reflecting on oneself, the ladder of continuous progress
25. The premise of obeying order and being upright in oneself and others
30 Honest and Trustworthy, Harmonious Bridge
35. Stubborn paranoia, the great harm of self-cultivation and social life
|Chapter 2|
Learning, with a finite companion, without limits
Time is precious, every inch of time is worth an inch of gold
48. Follow the steps step by step, shortcuts do not exist
53. Stay away from superstition, mysterious things are harmful but useless
58 pays attention to appearance, and elegance is a manifestation of one's own weight
63 is versatile and cultivates a wide range of hobbies
69. Learning knows no bounds, and it takes a lifetime to complete one's studies
74. Long road ahead, realizing ideals through actions
|Chapter 3|
The way of making friends, the continuation of self-cultivation
80 Ways to Know People, See the Essence of Others Clearly
86 Good teachers and friends, priceless treasures in life
A gentleman is not a party, friends are not interest groups
97 people are not perfect, forgive others' mistakes
103. Be considerate of oneself and others, and not be too harsh on others
The Way of Taking 108 is a fundamental principle
114 is consistent in appearance and in essence, sincerity is the most precious thing in the world
|Chapter 4 |
The Art of Speaking
120 words must be based on evidence, do not rely on hearsay
125 eloquence, tool for action
The Art of 130 Persuasion, Choosing the Right Way to Speak
135 varies from person to person, using different methods for different individuals
method
|Chapter 5|
The Importance of Action
140 words and actions, the relationship between speaking and doing
146 act bravely and act when necessary
151 is unquestionable, there is no need to hesitate
156 feel at ease and cannot violate conscience
162 does not deceive the darkroom, remains true to one's own character
167. Distinguishing between Virtue and Confusion, Clarifying the Essence of Things
172 is capable of correcting mistakes and daring to face one's own shortcomings
177 turned around and changed, it's actually quite simple
183. Strive for self-improvement, do not blame the heavens or others
|Chapter 6|
The way of life is to be an honest person
Adhering to principles is an essential quality for upright individuals
196 Ambitious, do not seek comfort
202. Prioritize filial piety and always hold a grateful heart
207 embraces all rivers and has a broad mind
212 A gentleman is useless, do not limit yourself
218. Convincing people with virtue, making them wholeheartedly convinced
Go straight ahead, upright people are the warriors of life
229 reciprocate with kindness, only through hard work can there be a return
234. It's better to blame oneself than to blame others, and self-improvement is more important than anything else
|Chapter 7|
The way of doing things, the purpose of self-cultivation
240 Responsibility is heavier than Mount Tai, and people always act in awe
246 Legitimate Names of Importance
252. Adhere to the rules of propriety and do what is necessary and what is not
257 Ways to Manage Others with Respect and Respect
262 Walking on the edge of the abyss, cautiously sailing the ship of ten thousand years
Whether to do or not to do 267 should be determined by the environment
272 perseverance, the only way to success
277 Beware of traps, the world is not that simple
282 sets an example for oneself and future generations in order to inspire others
|Chapter 8|
Noble character, the treasure of life
Frugality is a virtue
293 Benevolence, the greatest love in the world
298 vanity, thief of morality
304 is strong without desire, and one should be upright in dealing with things
309 gentle and refined, guarding the purity in the heart
314 A gentleman loves wealth and takes it wisely
