The Story of Confucius

Author: Cai Xiqin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: The "Series of Chinese Sage Culture" () includes four types: aphorisms and stories. The aphorisms collection selects wise and philosophical sayings from the sages. The stories, recorded in one event per illustration, document the life experiences of the sage. Confucius is the sage of Chinese culture and one of the most influential thinkers and educators in Chinese history. This book records stories of the "sage" Confucius, including his birth, teaching, travels among the states, editing the Book of Songs and establishing the Rites and Spring and Autumn Annals, as well as his promotion of "benevolent governance" and "rule by virtue." One event per illustration, vivid and engaging. It is a valuable read for understanding traditional culture and interpreting the teachings of Confucius and Mencius.