Classics Selection - Stop Looking at Ancient Literature

Author: Tan Guoqing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is part of the "Classics of the Chinese Nation" series, "Guwen Guanzhi," which explains that in the year Waiwu, under the order of the emperor, he was appointed to govern Fujian, where the brothers Zhangzi and Xizi taught classical Chinese to their students at Lingyun in Sanshan. At that time, his disciple Chucai assisted them. Chucai was naturally filial and friendly, deeply devoted to learning, skilled in the imperial examinations, and particularly fond of reading classics and history. Beyond ordinary instruction, he had unique insights. Together with his grandson Tiaohou, they daily strove to improve their classical studies. Tiaohou was extraordinary and unconventional, valuing integrity and camaraderie. Rooted in his family's education, he always sought to follow and surpass his predecessors. The two sons were exceptionally talented, writing thousands of words effortlessly without hesitation, clearly having deeply benefited from classical studies.