In the universe between heaven and earth

Author: Yu Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: "College Students' Cultural Reader" provides rich and beneficial content in enhancing college students' cultural literacy, promoting their healthy growth, and helping them establish a scientific worldview, values, and philosophy of life. The articles in the series mostly adopt famous works by thinkers, educators, and literary and artistic figures from ancient and modern China and abroad, combined with specific themes, expressing insights and experiences in different stages and circumstances of life development. They possess strong emotional appeal and have a subtle, gradual, and gentle influence. In the vast world, everyone faces some inescapable fundamental questions, such as: What is a person? What is happiness? Why do people have dreams? What does creativity mean to life? Why do we need justice and virtue? Does love require a reason? What is the sentiment of revering nature? Is life and death merely the alternation of day and night? Where do fate and freedom meet? This book selects essays from famous philosophers, sages, poets, and writers from all over the world, exploring these questions from different perspectives, accompanied by concise yet thought-provoking introductions and guides. It is a compact reader capable of inspiring readers to independently reflect on life's various issues.