Author: Ming Lihua, edited by Jiang Shan, compiled by Liu Liqin et al
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Publishing Date: 2005-02-01
Features: "The Rules for Students" (《》) was originally titled "Instructions for the Young," compiled by Li Yuxiu during the Qing Dynasty. Later, it was revised and renamed "The Rules for Students." The book consists of three-character sentences with harmonious rhythms, making it easy to recite. The entire work is divided into five parts, sequentially explaining etiquette norms in areas such as how to treat family members, how to conduct oneself in society, and how to study and pursue knowledge. It places particular emphasis on family and life education, providing learning guidance and moral cultivation for children in the form of study rules. "The Rules for Students" plays an invaluable role in promoting traditional Chinese virtues and enhancing the moral quality of young people.
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