National Studies Enlightenment--Mencius

Author: Chen Fuquan et al
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The seven chapters of Mencius are the most important Confucian classic after The Analects, recording the main words and deeds of Mencius. They prominently document Mencius' political thought advocating benevolence and righteousness, opposing tyrannical rule and military conquest, as well as his people-centered philosophy of "the people are the most important, followed by the state, and the ruler is the least." The book features vivid language, profound metaphors, compelling arguments, and majestic writing style, exerting significant influence in Chinese history.