No art (the wisdom and power of ancient literature)

Author: (Japanese) Tetsuya Kato, translated by Yong De Wen
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: What is considered useless is merely relative to the immediate benefits of quick success. It is an invisible force. This inspiration comes from the classical Chinese literature of China. I discovered that deep wisdom and boundless power are hidden in Chinese classical literature. Only by deeply studying, savoring, and playing with the connotations of its words and phrases can we obtain its wisdom and power. In modern society, most people focus on knowledge that can be immediately applied, such as English, accounting, and computers, rather than enjoying humanities knowledge, including classical Chinese. Yet, they are unaware that although this knowledge does not immediately show its effects, the treasures it contains are endless. This book was originally written for Japanese readers. To help readers understand, many literary works from other countries are listed in this book and compared with Chinese classical literature.