Author: Xu Hanlin (Translated and Compiled)
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Classic fables refined over millennia, interpreting the wise survival of philosophers. Timeless life lessons, a treasure trove of wisdom that can change destinies.
Source of Wisdom: Human society is like a vast forest, where a brutal competitive game unfolds every day. In reality, people transform into animals in this forest—some are fierce lions, some cunning foxes, and some gentle sheep. Everyone can find their place. This forest is the world of fables, where the joys and sorrows, successes and failures of the animals reflect life's philosophy.
Way of Dealing with Others: Though the protagonists in fable stories are animals like foxes, lions, and wolves, upon closer reflection, one can discover their true purpose is to explore human nature. Stories like "The Cat Who Stirred Up Trouble," "The Vengeful Beetle," and "The Repentant Fox" feature animals that resemble those around us. Readers can gain subtle insights into the art of living through humor and wit, breaking free from the chains that bind their minds, and finding answers to life's challenges.
Philosophy of Life: Fable stories are simple yet profound, while human nature is complex and deep. However, each animal and every story offers valuable lessons and reflections for people. In this collection, vivid and dynamic tales like "The Frog Who Compared Itself to the Ox," "The Kind Fox," and "The Happy Green Caterpillar" open doors to deeper thinking, helping readers gain profound life wisdom and build their own philosophy.
Prescription for Life: Fable stories have endured for millennia, thriving with immense vitality, quietly integrating into our daily lives and becoming standards for judging things. Stories like "The Lion in Love," "The Ostrich in Unrequited Love," and "The Cracked Jar" exemplify how small fables hold great wisdom. The philosophy embedded in a single fable can move people more than ten difficult classical works. Reading short fable stories allows readers to easily grasp life's wisdom, gain insights into the art of living, and inspire broad-minded intelligence.
This collection selects one hundred classic works by fable masters such as Aesop, La Fontaine, Крылов, and Lessing. The chosen fables are lively, thought-provoking, and deeply meaningful. To facilitate reading, the compiler has categorized them into four volumes: "Source of Wisdom," "Way of Dealing with Others," "Philosophy of Life," and "Prescription for Life." Additionally, "Wisdom Pearls" are appended at the end of each fable to guide readers in further reflecting on their philosophies.
The book is meticulously edited, concise yet profound, striving to become one of the most classic and insightful collections of fables. Moreover, it features exquisite illustrations by the renowned Western artist Dure, each perfectly matching the context. These images offer readers a unique visual experience and enhance the book's collectible value. When tired and exhausted, flipping through a few thought-provoking fables can both relax the mind and body while opening the door to wisdom—how delightful!
Deepest Fable - (Chinese-English Treasure Edition)
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