Author: Wen Chi
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: The human mind is like a river, its swift and eternal flow gushes endlessly—like a person filled with fear, hurrying to quicken their pace, passing through desolate places where ghosts lurk, daring not to look back. The cave of consciousness is dim and indistinct, perhaps, its surroundings are filled with a kind of light, this light is brilliant and bright, yet its illumination never extends beyond the entrance of the cave. —Percy Bysshe Shelley
This is the fourth volume of the series "Lectures at Peking University," featuring essays that are all compelling speeches by experts, professors, renowned scholars, and influential figures at Peking University. The articles are profound yet accessible, concise yet simple, blending deep academic insights with inspiring life wisdom. They are inclusive and can be considered the essence of thought and the collection of wisdom. In today's society, where superficiality prevails, for all those who "study for the nation and strive for self-improvement," the ideas conveyed in the Peking University lectures are truly worth savoring and deeply understanding.
"Listen to Lectures at Peking University (Volume 4): The Light of Thought"
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