Yang Zheng Si Yao. Food and Drink Precautions

Author: [Ming] Wan Quan, [Yuan] Jia Ming
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Publishing Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Exquisite printing, collecting classics, comes with a beautiful bookmark, dual-color illustrations, and includes detailed translations and appreciations. The "Chinese Traditional Culture Classics Library" series selects one hundred masterpieces from the Chinese historical classics of Confucian, historical, philosophical, and literary works across dynasties, covering significant historical masterpieces and beloved, time-honored selections in fields such as ancient philosophy, history, geography, literature, and science and technology. These are presented to readers in the form of modern translations of ancient classics. This series is published in a dual-color format, allowing readers to enjoy both the text and famous landscape paintings while reading. The selected illustrations are all from collections such as "Jieziyuan Huapu" (The Mustard Seed Garden Manual of Painting), "Yipintang Huapu" (The Hall of One Rank Manual of Painting), and "Sanxi Tang Baobao" (The Treasure House of the Three Rare Studies). The combination of viewing and savoring brings joy and a sense of refreshment. The Chinese nation has a history of thousands of years of civilization, creating a splendid ancient culture and leaving behind rich spiritual treasures for humanity. These classics not only played a significant role in the formation and development of the Chinese nation but also continue to hold great practical significance today. They are the cultural essence of our Yellow River descendants and have shaped the national spirit of the Chinese people. To inherit our excellent cultural heritage and promote the legacy of our ancient civilization, we have launched the "Chinese Traditional Culture Classics Library" series. This series adheres to the principle of innovation while upholding tradition. It selects a variety of masterpieces from the Chinese historical classics of Confucian, historical, philosophical, and literary works, publishing them in the form of modern translations of ancient classics. We first focus on selecting timeless historical masterpieces from ancient China in fields such as philosophy, history, geography, literature, and science and technology, while also including well-known, widely loved, and historically passed-down selections. Considering the need for popularization and the target audience, most of these works are translated selectively, with annotations provided for the selected parts. The translations are striving for accuracy and fluency, relieving readers from the difficulties of facing complex and profound ancient texts. This adapts to the fast-paced modern era, allowing readers to directly engage with the essence of ancient Chinese culture while learning and applying it. The series aims to make the elderly, middle-aged, and young people all willing to read and understand it, deriving benefits from it.