Han Feizi: The Stern Words of the Legalist School (By Da Cai Zhi Zhong)

Author: Cai Zhizhong (Illustrated by the author)
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Features: This book introduces Han Feizi, with rich content, detailed information, and illustrations. It mainly includes detailed discussions on topics such as "clever deception is not as good as simple sincerity," "the old horse knows the way," "the flea and lice," "the marriage of a Wei person," "the Lu person moving to Yue," "far water and near fire," "for Yi holding the target," "omens," "the source of courage," "the flea fighting over a pig," "leaving room for maneuver," "Wang Shou burning books," "the insect with two mouths," "Boluo teaching how to identify horses," "legislation like a ravine—ignorance is not as difficult as explaining it," "good intentions and bad intentions," "people pursue profit," "sages have no shame," "Ji Zi's sorrow and shame," "the person offering jade," "surprising everyone with one sound," "the way to victory," "King Wen's methods," and "those who conquer themselves are strong."