Author: Lü Kun
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: A Treasury of Eastern Wisdom on Life. The Lamenting Words, written by Lü Kun during the Ming Dynasty, is divided into categories such as Life and Nature, Preserving the Heart, Ethics, Discussing the Dao, Self-Cultivation, Learning, Practical Affairs, Health Preservation, Heaven and Earth, World Trends, Sages and Virtuous People, Appraisals, Governance, Human Feelings, Natural Laws, Extended Parables, and Literary Works. It explores human conscience, ethics, and the wisdom of navigating life, encompassing all moral norms. Only by collectively adhering to conventional norms can people live freely and unrestrainedly. To seek freedom, one must first accept constraints. Constraints are the means of transcending oneself, allowing one to enjoy the life concept and existential logic possessed by ethicists.
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