The Wisdom Master of the Chinese People (Comic Version): Sun Tzu

Author: Wu Ruohao
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Publishing Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods over two thousand years ago were a time of great transformation. Back then, feudal lords vied for power, the land was engulfed in bloodshed, and the entire Chinese continent was in chaos. On the surface, all kinds of evil flourished, social morality declined, and those who played it safe withdrew to the mountains and forests, while those who sought fame and profit acted arrogantly in the world. Officials killed their rulers, sons killed their fathers—such cases were common. In short, that era was one of constant danger, where people lived in fear, and the Chinese civilization established since the Yellow Emperor seemed on the verge of collapse. However, the sages such as Confucius, Laozi, Mozi, and Mencius lived over two thousand years ago, and their ideas and teachings were colored by personal perspectives and had historical limitations. We must draw wisdom from our ancestors, inherit and promote the essence of our national culture, and ensure that Chinese civilization continues to thrive through innovation and spreads to the world. Our publishing house has engaged top scholars and experts to compile this comic book series, "Great Masters of Chinese Wisdom," in an accessible and engaging way for children. We believe that young readers will come to understand and admire these remarkable Chinese "sages" and gain insights into life and thought from them. Read classical thoughts and become a person with cultural roots. The Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods over two thousand years ago were a time of great transformation. Back then, feudal lords vied for power, the land was engulfed in bloodshed, and the entire Chinese continent was in chaos. On the surface, all kinds of evil flourished, social morality declined, and those who played it safe withdrew to the mountains and forests, while those who sought fame and profit acted arrogantly in the world. Officials killed their rulers, sons killed their fathers—such cases were common. In short, that era was one of constant danger, where people lived in fear, and the Chinese civilization established since the Yellow Emperor seemed on the verge of collapse. However, the sages such as Confucius, Laozi, Mozi, and Mencius lived over two thousand years ago, and their ideas and teachings were colored by personal perspectives and had historical limitations. We must draw wisdom from our ancestors, inherit and promote the essence of our national culture, and ensure that Chinese civilization continues to thrive through innovation and spreads to the world. Our publishing house has engaged top scholars and experts to compile this comic book series, "Great Masters of Chinese Wisdom," in an accessible and engaging way for children. We believe that young readers will come to understand and admire these remarkable Chinese "sages" and gain insights into life and thought from them. Read classical thoughts and become a person with cultural roots.