Book collection of Bai Cai Gen Tan (Complete 12 volumes)

Author: None
Publisher: Beijing Yan Shan Press
Publish Date: 1998-02-01
Features:
1. Comprehensive Classification. Based on practical needs, the entire book is divided into eight major categories: Self-Cultivation Cai Gen Tan, Learning Cai Gen Tan, Family Management Cai Gen Tan, Governance Cai Gen Tan, Personnel Management Cai Gen Tan, World-Renouncing Cai Gen Tan, Social Conduct Cai Gen Tan, and Governance Philosophy Cai Gen Tan, covering all aspects of human life. Readers can freely select and apply them at any time.
2. Practical Structure. Each category is roughly divided into four parts: (), Classic Essays, Family Teachings, Letters, Diaries, and Anecdotes. It combines theory and practice, making it highly practical.
3. Parallel Texts. To cater to readers of different levels and needs, all classical Chinese is translated into colloquial Chinese, presenting a parallel text for easy understanding and appreciation.
4. Illustrations. As a deluxe large-format (16K) book, it is complemented by numerous illustrations that align with the text, offering readers a feast for the eyes.
5. Elegant Layout. The layout adopts the antique style of traditional bound books, making it highly collectible.
To chew the root of the radish, one can accomplish all things. To thoroughly understand the root of the radish, one can cultivate virtue, govern, and achieve peace. Cai Gen Tan is a Ming Dynasty prose work that concisely narrates the ways of self-cultivation, temperance, and social conduct. It has been revered by Chinese scholars throughout history as a "secret manual by the bedside" and a "treasured guide for social conduct," remaining timeless and ever-relevant.
The Collected Cai Gen Tan in Colloquial Chinese enriches and perfects the Ming Dynasty prose, categorizing and editing all similar sayings and passages from thousands of years of Chinese historical documents. It presents parallel texts and illustrations, gathering the essence of human wisdom over millennia, offering readers a chance to savor and reflect deeply.
The Collected Cai Gen Tan in Colloquial Chinese is an eternal classic for self-cultivation and an immortal art of social conduct. It is like a clear stream that washes away our dusty anxieties and a celestial melody that dispels our mounting frustrations. If you are troubled now or weighed down by sorrow, please turn to this book.