Family Management Principles

Author: Wu Minxia, Yang Juren, Hou Aiqi
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Publishing Date: 1998-09-01
Features: The term "words of the elders" refers to proverbs and aphorisms composed by individuals who have experienced the vicissitudes of life. These authors include renowned officials and scholars who navigated the political arena, as well as reclusive hermits who lived apart from the world. There are also erudite scholars with profound knowledge and high moral integrity, as well as unlucky old () who faced hardship and misfortune. Additionally, from today's perspective, these sayings and maxims are all summaries and elevations of historical experience, representing the valuable cultural heritage and earnest teachings left by the "elder of history." This book is part of the "Words of the Elders" series, collecting classic family precepts such as Zhang Ying's Zhongxun Zhai Yu from the Qing Dynasty. In terms of format, it includes prefaces to each work, annotations on the original text, and accompanying translations. The annotations are accurate (strive for accuracy), and the translated text aims to be clear and vivid. The wisdom in these works is like aged fine wine, becoming more precious over time. It is believed that they will provide valuable references and insights for people today in self-cultivation and interpersonal conduct.