Life's Ten Principles

Author: Zheng Hongsheng
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features:
On Speaking – Mastering the Elements of Conversation
On Eating – Mastering Balance as the Highest Principle of Eating
On Movement – Being a Proponent of Movement, Not a "Reactionary" Faction
On Housing – Philosophical Reflections on Housing Issues
On Play – Enjoying Life with Freedom
On Position – Every Thing Has Its Own Place
On Reading – Reading Good Books and Associating with the Highly Educated
On Love – Loving the Earth Where Humanity Lives
On Hate – Hating Hegemony, Authoritarianism, and Corruption
On Death – The Dialectics of Life and Death
Table of Contents
Preface
On Speaking – The Importance of Speaking
Mastering the Elements of Conversation
Cultivating Conversation – A Few Insightful Words
On Eating – Eating on the Same Level as Heaven
Mastering Balance as the Highest Principle of Eating
Medicine is Better Than Food
Closing Remarks
On Movement
On Housing
On Play
On Position
On Reading
On Love
On Hate
Afterword