Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Yan Shi Jia Xun

Author: Mo Zengrong
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: "The Family Precepts of Yan Shi" consists of 20 chapters, with rich content and a wide scope. It discusses the methods of learning, establishing oneself, and managing a household, clarifies the misconceptions of northern and southern customs, and also covers calligraphy, painting, phonetics, and etymology. It examines classical allusions, ranks literary arts, and serves as guidance for descendants, forming a unique perspective. The content of this book is highly inclusive—it serves as both a moral guide and a knowledge source. From various aspects such as learning and etiquette, it provides comprehensive humanistic education for the next generation, focusing on the improvement of their overall qualities. It is a richly illustrated family education encyclopedia with strong characteristics of medieval Chinese society and a strong humanistic atmosphere.