If Life Deceives You - The Book of Virtues (Volume of Tolerance)

Author: Yan Chang
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Eight Honors and Eight Disgraces, Starting with Children; Quality Education, Starting with Virtue. The elegant classics in this book are extracurricular reading for primary and secondary school students; its profound emotions make it a moral guide for parent-child reading. The book collects a series of articles on the theme of tolerance, interpreting what true virtue truly is from different perspectives. If life deceives you, do not be sad or angry. When things don’t go as planned, temporarily restrain yourself, and believe that happy days will come. Our hearts yearn for the future, while the present is always filled with sorrow: everything is temporary, fleeting, and what passes away will become dear. Beethoven said, "Teach your children 'virtue'! What brings happiness is virtue, not money—that is my experience. What supported me in hardship was virtue; what kept me going was virtue, as well as art." Tolerance is a virtue, one of the most important virtues in human behavior. Tolerating others and treating yourself well are signs of personal maturity and symbols of social civilization. The book collects a series of articles on the theme of tolerance, interpreting what true virtue truly is from different perspectives. The selected articles in the book are rich in variety, including essays, poems, fairy tales, fables, etc. Some of the works come from renowned masters, with profound meanings. These literary works from different countries and eras can lead readers beyond cultural boundaries and racial differences, sharing humanity’s common spiritual wealth. Eight Honors and Eight Disgraces, Starting with Children; Quality Education, Starting with Virtue. The elegant classics in this book are extracurricular reading for primary and secondary school students; its profound emotions make it a moral guide for parent-child reading. The book collects a series of articles on the theme of tolerance, interpreting what true virtue truly is from different perspectives. If life deceives you, do not be sad or angry. When things don’t go as planned, temporarily restrain yourself, and believe that happy days will come. Our hearts yearn for the future, while the present is always filled with sorrow: everything is temporary, fleeting, and what passes away will become dear. Beethoven said, "Teach your children 'virtue'! What brings happiness is virtue, not money—that is my experience. What supported me in hardship was virtue; what kept me going was virtue, as well as art." Tolerance is a virtue, one of the most important virtues in human behavior. Tolerating others and treating yourself well are signs of personal maturity and symbols of social civilization. The book collects a series of articles on the theme of tolerance, interpreting what true virtue truly is from different perspectives. The selected articles in the book are rich in variety, including essays, poems, fairy tales, fables, etc. Some of the works come from renowned masters, with profound meanings. These literary works from different countries and eras can lead readers beyond cultural boundaries and racial differences, sharing humanity’s common spiritual wealth.