"Come back to the row does not need to be translated, return the original, all other Chinese should be translated into English: Cai Gen Tan"

Author: Zhai Wenming
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The Root of Vegetables is a collection of aphoristic essays focused on the philosophy of life, written in a (recorded speech) style. It is filled with insightful sayings and profound truths, presented in an accessible yet thought-provoking manner, making it a beneficial read for cultivating one's character, strengthening willpower, and inspiring personal growth. The author chose the title The Root of Vegetables to convey the idea that "a person's wisdom and cultivation can only be achieved through arduous tempering." However, since The Root of Vegetables was written four hundred years ago, while drawing on its valuable insights, the feudal remnants that occupy a significant portion of the text should also be discarded as worthless roots. As the saying goes, "Bite through the root of vegetables, and you can accomplish all things." The Ming Dynasty's extraordinary figure Hong Yingming took this meaning and created The Root of Vegetables. This book blends the essence of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism, summarizing the Chinese people's strategies for living and the wisdom of self-cultivation, integrating philosophy of life, art of living, and aesthetic tastes. Its aphoristic and concise language is easy to understand and remember, making it widely spread. Since its publication, it has been beloved by readers across generations and is currently fashionable, influencing all aspects of social life. This book aims to deeply explore the rich connotations of The Root of Vegetables through a clear structure, concise text, innovative layout, and exquisite illustrations, allowing this classic to shine in the new era. Additionally, it comes with a CD of The Root of Vegetables narrated by a renowned broadcaster, providing readers with a broader cultural perspective, aesthetic experience, imaginative space, and joyful enjoyment while effortlessly acquiring knowledge.