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Features: Authority · Comprehensiveness · Knowledge · Enlightenment · Appreciation · Collectibility
This book is the result of a collaborative effort by renowned experts and scholars, gathering the famous family precepts and aphorisms of Chinese literary giants. With two million words in total, it delves into the depths of history, revealing glimpses of the great figures of the past. In its heartfelt passages, it captures the essence of noble family traditions. Every word, every phrase is filled with profound familial love, embodying life's wisdom, showcasing the elegance of literary giants, and reflecting the essence of tradition. Every character inspires deep reflection. This book is a treasure for family governance, self-improvement, and cultivation of character, as well as an excellent choice for appreciation, gift-giving, and achievement.
The family precepts of noble families are the textbooks for their offspring and the guiding principles by which they conduct themselves. Ten thousand kinds of knowledge and a thousand maxims cannot compare to established rules. The elegance, demeanor, and family traditions of the great literary giants depend entirely on their deeply ingrained teachings and family aphorisms.
To study tradition and appreciate the elegance of the great literary giants is to shed some of the restlessness of modern life and overcome petty calculations. Let us begin with the family precepts of noble families!
From these precepts, we can see how the great literary giants of all time regarded wealth, how they treated neighbors, how they resolved disputes, how they revered elders, and how they viewed the nation. More importantly, we can gradually absorb the ethos of the ancient literary giants.
Born between heaven and earth, navigating among the myriad schools of thought, where can one find a model for life? The Art of War by Sun Tzu says, "Aim high, and you will achieve the middle." But what if one aims low? The outcome is self-evident. In this age, some are excessively preoccupied with stratagems and petty political maneuvering, believing that mastering these will enable them to rise to prominence and achieve success. In reality, these are mere small tricks. To accomplish extraordinary achievements, one must start with the right path, the grand path—and family precepts are the gateway to this noble tradition.
This is a family of China's authority and most complete collection of family precepts. It is a splendid homestead.