"Enter for new line does not need translation, return as it is, all other Chinese should be translated into English: Zhong Cheng Da Qi"

Author: Cao Yuan
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Loyalty is the ultimate destination and sublimation of the fine traditional moral of the Chinese nation, revered as the highest, supreme, and most beautiful moral realm. Loyalty and mercy constitute the principle of loyalty and mercy, known as "loyalty and mercy deviate little from the Dao," meaning that loyalty and mercy are very close to the Dao, almost reaching its realm. Throughout history, loyalty has led to great achievements, being a common characteristic of all who accomplish great things. Chinese traditional culture is profound and extensive, and the fine traditional morals are an invaluable treasure trove. This series of books adheres to a popular approach in creative expression, striving for simplicity and practicality. It focuses on briefly explaining the rich connotations of fine traditional morals, interspersing narration with discussion, and incorporating highly readable examples and classical poems. This allows readers to appreciate the essence of fine traditional morals through leisurely reading, grasp the basic principles of conduct and self-cultivation, and draw on the experiences of successful individuals from ancient and modern times. It is helpful for personal and family moral self-cultivation and can also serve as supplementary reading material for moral training and education in organizations and enterprises.
For Chinese traditional morals, loyalty holds a sublimely supreme position and is the foundation of many fine traditional morals. Whether it is filial piety, trustworthiness, harmony, wisdom, courage, or righteousness, if one deviates from loyalty, it is like an arrow shot from a bow, straying from its target and missing the mark, potentially even hitting an inappropriate target. Of course, loyalty and a bow are different. The content of loyalty is very extensive. This book discusses some knowledge about loyalty and related fine traditional morals. The ancient and modern stories and classical poems cited can also serve as leisurely reading. The purpose is very clear: after reading this book, when you pick up the bow, nock the arrow, and aim at the target, we hope you achieve the skill of hitting the mark at 100 paces, becoming a great person through loyalty.