Cai Gen Tan (Large 16-inch Color Illustration Edition, Four Volumes) (Color Illustration Edition)

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Publisher: Guangming Daily Press
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Features: As the saying goes, "Biting into the roots of vegetables can achieve anything," and the famous Ming Dynasty scholar Hong Yingming took this meaning to create The Root of Vegetables. This book is a remarkable collection of Chinese wisdom on self-cultivation and temperance, as well as a classic summary of Chinese strategies for conduct and interaction. It draws from the essence of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, embodying the purpose of enduring hardship and cultivating a transcendent character. It integrates philosophy of life, art of living, and aesthetic tastes, exuding an extraordinary charm. In the 1980s, The Root of Vegetables attracted great attention in Japanese society, particularly in the business community, where it was revered as a "guide to business management." The waves it created led to a surge in popularity of The Root of Vegetables in China. To fully explore the supreme wisdom of the original book, the Guangming edition of The Root of Vegetables specially selects over a thousand traditional Chinese paintings. The harmony between text and images subtly conveys its refined essence, enriches its content, and offers a perfect visual experience.