Classics of Chinese Prose in a Century · Motivational and Self-Cultivation Volume

Author: Zhang Shengyou
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Fully showcases the achievements of Chinese prose creation in the 20th century! Fills the gap from Gu Fang Guan Zhi to the 21st century. The great literary figures Ji Xianlin and Yu Qiuwei serve as consultants for this series, allowing you to enjoy over 800 beautiful essays by more than 200 writers from China in the 20th century. "Chinese Hundred-Year Classic Prose" is unique, meticulously categorized, and a timeless treasure!
Many ancient Chinese prose works emphasize the importance of moral cultivation and inspiring people to achieve success. One must first cultivate oneself, meaning to prepare oneself well, before taking action. As the saying goes: "Rectify the mind, cultivate oneself, govern the family, rule the state, and bring peace to the world." Boiling the sea for salt, sifting through sand to find gold, this book selects over 140 exquisite prose pieces on themes of discussion, motivation, self-cultivation, and self-improvement by nearly 100 writers of the 20th century. These works are filled with life-changing wisdom that enlightens readers.
The authors share their thoughts on how to conduct oneself, how to choose a life partner, the meaning of happiness, the pursuit of success, and the art of making friends. They discuss how to face hardships and how to strive for excellence. Through these works, we can sense the authors' rich life experiences and their profound understanding of life, as well as the natural expression of their wise souls. This enhances our courage and strength to overcome adversity.