Fate and Destiny – Hoping for a good game of chess in life

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Features: The essay "Yuan and Ming" interprets Confucian values, while "Beyond Yuan and Ming" reveals Daoist wisdom of life. Confucianism affirms the direction and position of life's journey, while Daoism dissolves the (obsessive suffering) of existence. These are the two aspects of life—Confucianism teaches us to "pass through" life earnestly, while Daoism teaches us to "forget" it with equanimity. We are both within "Yuan and Ming" and beyond it. Within Yuan and Ming, we must engage and take responsibility; beyond Yuan and Ming, we must transcend and resolve. The integration of these two philosophies is the truth of life and the essence of navigating the world. The author believes that people have fate, and life is bound by (). Only those who understand their fate can create good (), find a resting place in life, and avoid being like rootless drifting (lotus leaves). This book includes five speeches, including "Yuan and Ming," along with several philosophical essays. With rich academic and intellectual experience, the author explains the relationship between Yuan and Ming. When we face life's confusion, doubts, and struggles, this book can provide timely answers and support.