Author: Yu Kailiang
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Those who wander in the classic texts of Chinese learning have gathered fruits with their lives, nourishing the younger generation and achieving a rich and admirable life. Setting aside academia, returning to their ordinary daily lives, you will find profound insights into life and a warm heart for life that have forged their long and enduring journey. This understanding and this warmth have accompanied them through storms and hardships, leaving behind a yearning admiration for the world. This book selects ten well-known long-lived masters from the, such as Liang Shuming, Feng Youlan, Jin Yuling, Qian Mu, Zhao Puchu, Zhang Dainian, Qi Gong, Cai Shangsi, Zhang Zhongxing, and Ji Xianlin, and explores their daily lives from the perspective of health preservation. This is not only a survey of the lives of these masters but also a listening to how they nurtured their lives. Wise people live long, and virtuous people extend their years. The life in this book is like a cup of strong tea, becoming richer with each sip. Those who wander in the classic texts of Chinese learning have gathered fruits with their lives, nourishing the younger generation and achieving a rich and admirable life. Setting aside academia, returning to their ordinary daily lives, you will find profound insights into life and a warm heart for life that have forged their long and enduring journey. This understanding and this warmth have accompanied them through storms and hardships, leaving behind a yearning admiration for the world. This book selects ten well-known long-lived masters from the, such as Liang Shuming, Feng Youlan, Jin Yuling, Qian Mu, Zhao Puchu, Zhang Dainian, Qi Gong, Cai Shangsi, Zhang Zhongxing, and Ji Xianlin, and explores their daily lives from the perspective of health preservation. This is not only a survey of the lives of these masters but also a listening to how they nurtured their lives. Wise people live long, and virtuous people extend their years. The life in this book is like a cup of strong tea, becoming richer with each sip.
The Healing Wisdom of a Master of Chinese Classics
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