Endure Classic

Author: Wu Liang (Yuan Dynasty), Xu Mingkui
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: In the 10th year of the Dade era (Bingwu, 1306 AD), Wu Liang of Hangzhou compiled the "Ning Jing" (Book of Endurance) by gathering the sayings of famous figures from past dynasties on the topic of "endurance," as well as historical examples of those who practiced patience, humility, loyalty, kindness, and forgiveness. The book contains a total of 156 entries. Four years later, in the 3rd year of the Zhidai era (Gengxu, 1310 AD), Xu Mingkui, another person, coincidentally wrote the "Qun Ning Bai Zhen" (One Hundred Admonitions on Endurance) in four volumes, comprising 100 entries, thus becoming the culmination of the study of endurance. Its content covers various aspects such as loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, righteousness, emotions, preferences, reputation, and power. This book combines both "Ning Jing" and "Qun Ning Bai Zhen," adding detailed translations based on the original works of Wu Liang and Xu Mingkui. Targeted commentary on principles is appended after the translation of "Ning Jing," while classic ancient examples are included after "Qun Ning Bai Zhen." It is compiled into a treasury of wisdom showcasing the philosophy of ancient sages in dealing with life, helping people improve their thoughts and moral cultivation. This book combines both "Ning Jing" and "Qun Ning Bai Zhen," adding detailed translations based on the original works of Wu Liang and Xu Mingkui. Targeted commentary on principles is appended after the translation of "Ning Jing," while classic ancient examples are included after "Qun Ning Bai Zhen." It is compiled into a treasury of wisdom showcasing the philosophy of ancient sages in dealing with life, helping people improve their thoughts,?