Late learning blind words

Author: Qian Mu
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: On his eightieth birthday, he wrote the article "Eighty Reminiscences of My Parents." Later, he also continued to write "Recollections of Teachers and Friends," leaving almost no part of his life's experiences unrecorded. At the age of eighty-three or eighty-four, his eyes suddenly became ill, and he could no longer see, read, or read newspapers. Whenever he wrote an article, he would ask his wife to search for old books and quote idioms. After the manuscript was completed, his wife would read it aloud, and he would listen from the side, making revisions word by word. This manuscript is divided into three major parts: one on the universe, nature, and the natural world; the second on politics, society, and human culture; and the third on moral character, behavior, and self-cultivation. This book discusses the similarities and differences between Chinese and Western cultural traditions in three parts: the first part is on the universe, nature, and the natural world; the second part is on politics, society, and human culture; and the third part is on moral character, behavior, and self-cultivation.