The wind blows, go out for a long journey.

Author: Qian Liqun (Editor-in-Chief) / Fan Zhihong / Xie Maosong (Commentators)
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: Reading classics is the development and absorption of human wisdom, as well as the nourishment and cultivation of one's own life. During youth, widely exploring the masterpieces of ancient and modern China and the world, and carefully nurturing and building one's spiritual home, will make life more meaningful and valuable, and grant one a higher realm and elegance. Reading is a personalized act—it is a dialogue between the reader, the text, history, and life. It is also a creative and unique experience from multiple perspectives and levels. Commentary is a product of personalized reading. In the history of Chinese literary criticism, the method of commentary-style reading has a long tradition and has flourished through generations. In a few words, it gets straight to the heart; marginal notes and annotations reveal the essence. Intuitive insight, sharp thinking, admiration, questioning, discussion, and perception not only save ink and highlight the key points but also inspire deeper reflection and endless appreciation. Publishing this interactive commentary edition aims to advocate for diverse interpretations and multi-directional exchanges, while also respecting individual differences and expanding the space for innovative reading. The life of reading lies in innovation. The wisdom of publishing also lies in innovation. This is our pursuit.