Book of Chinese Virtues

Author: Mu Xinzhi
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book strives for a wide range of selections, covering representative works from ancient and modern times. It pursues a novel format, integrating introduction, original text, and appreciation into one cohesive whole. It emphasizes elegant style, providing in-depth yet accessible explanations to highlight aesthetic interest and artistic value. It is believed that readers will gain intellectual enlightenment and moral elevation through reading. We firmly believe that in the new historical era, the integration of traditional Chinese virtue with the spirit of the times will inspire the Chinese nation to achieve great rejuvenation and takeoff! The book has taken three years from conception to completion. Mr. He Jixian, the translator of Bennett's Book of Virtues, raised this topic earlier in his postscript. I once asked him to compile The Book of Chinese Virtues. The always rigorous Mr. He insisted on forming a writing team, but I thought that too many people might make it difficult to maintain a unified vision. During our discussions and planning, several similar books were published one after another. Although they each have their own characteristics and follow conventional norms, I believe that Chinese virtue is always a theme worth exploring. Therefore, I persistently decided to compile another book based on my original idea. The strengths and weaknesses of each book will be judged by the readers.