The Legendary Classic of China (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Tian Ren
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: Wisdom beyond ordinary people, strategies beyond the reach of ghosts and gods. Manipulating the world in the palm of one's hand, predicting the changes of the times. There is an interesting phenomenon in Chinese history: great figures from every dynasty left behind some extraordinary books and secret manuals. The authors of these books were either emperors, generals, and statesmen who had achieved success, or reclusive sages hidden in deep mountains. But they all shared a common trait: these individuals were extraordinary wise people of their time, possessing the ability to foresee the future and gain insights into life and the world. These extraordinary books often contained secrets directly passed down by great masters in areas such as governing the world, understanding the times, navigating life, seizing opportunities, identifying and judging people, analyzing fate, studying annual cycles and feng shui, and even astrology. These secrets were only shared with their disciples or close relatives, so they have rarely been passed down to this day. Later generations of great figures paid great attention to studying the ancient wisdom classics and secret manuals. For example, Chairman Mao Zedong dedicated his life to reviewing these ancient texts.