Brief Talk on Dividing into Three (Series of Classics Masters)

Author: Pang Pu
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Publish Date: 2004-04-03
Features: The entire book revolves around the central theme, repeatedly presenting insightful and comprehensive arguments on the relationships between the real and historical, form and content, inheritance and innovation. Each topic is self-contained, but as long as readers master its essence, they will find that the profound wisdom of ancient and modern sages from all over the world is all embodied within the concept of "dividing into three." It is particularly noteworthy that the author's two works, "The Negation of the Negation as the Law of Dialectics" written over forty years ago, and the current "A Brief Explanation of Dividing into Three," are mutually complementary within the theoretical framework of "dividing into three." It is precisely this profound Marxist dialectical foundation that has broadened the author's perspective, inspired morale, broken through theoretical boundaries, and endowed traditional Chinese culture with new connotations. The author has proposed the Pang's Theorem "Dividing into Three," which has left a deep mark in the history of Chinese thought. "Dividing into Three" is one of the most brilliant and intriguing parts of the entire spiritual wealth created by humanity so far. With his profound scholarship and extensive practical observations, the author of this book has glimpsed the brilliant Eastern code, "dividing into three," hidden in the humanistic ideals of peace, coexistence, and co-evolution advocated by our ancestors.