Rujie Cai Gen Tan

Author: Ying Han Compiler
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: "The Art of Happiness" is a remarkable book that encompasses the five thousand years of Chinese philosophy on life. Focusing on the Confucian concept of the Golden Mean, it establishes a widely popular system for living in the world, encouraging people to achieve success, actively engage in society, and pursue progress with optimism, hence earning the admiration and respect of people from all walks of life. Its vastness, tolerance, kindness, coupled with elegant language and profound yet accessible wisdom, enables readers to purify their minds and enlighten their intellects. "The Art of Happiness" is well-known to readers, as the author Hong Yingming has compiled the essence of Confucianism in the book, forming unique insights on how to conduct oneself, handle relationships, and pursue academic studies, offering great inspiration to later generations. This book, "Confucian Interpretation of The Art of Happiness," starts from the Confucian perspective of actively engaging in the world and managing one's affairs, presenting incisive arguments and vivid language. Many references to Confucian classics within it are particularly striking and enlightening. Managers who read it can find the wisdom of winning through benevolence; ordinary people can discover paths to self-cultivation and refinement; and those with a refined lifestyle can find the advantages of a charming and fulfilling existence.