Confucius said: The admonition of the benevolent: Confucius said

Author: Cai Zhizhong
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Confucius is a sage in China, and the Analects can be said to be the Bible of China. Since starting to illustrate the classics of different dynasties, Confucius was naturally a work that had to be illustrated. In fact, from the book lists written by readers, the Analects was the one mentioned most frequently. Many readers even reminded that it should be published before the university entrance exams! Confucius was also a human being. The most lovable aspect of humans is their humanity, with joys, sorrows, anger, and happiness. When Confucius was happy, he would sing; when angry, he would show it; when sad, he would weep; and when he disapproved of something, he would scold people on the spot, making them feel embarrassed. Sometimes he would also joke around. He sometimes succeeded and sometimes failed—just like humans, he wasn’t a god who never made mistakes. When you read this book and realize that Confucius was also a person just like you and me, you will become closer to his teachings.