Zhu Zi Family Precepts (Learning Idioms) (Includes Disc)

Author: Zhou Yue Ming, compiled and annotated by Jingwei Cultural Co., Ltd.
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "The Family Precepts of Zhu Zi" (also known as "The Family Principles of Zhu Zi") is a collection that records the attitudes and potential challenges of family governance from the perspective of traditional social moral values. Many of its classic quotes have become guiding principles for generations of Chinese people. Written by Zhu Boli in the early Qing Dynasty, the author conveys profound truths through simple language. His family principles avoid abstract theories and instead focus on instructing children in various aspects of daily life, making them easy to understand and highly meaningful. In just over 500 words, even ordinary people can grasp its content, which contributed to its rapid spread upon its publication. Though the content is simple, the principles it expresses are profound. Therefore, parents should not rush when reading it with young children, expecting them to fully understand the text in a short time. Before the age of 13, children are in their golden period for memory development, and reading classics is an excellent way to enhance their memory. The method of reading classics is simple: as long as parents have patience and approach it with a playful mindset in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, accompanying children to read sentence by sentence, children will naturally develop a love for it! This book also includes a karaoke-style reading CD. Parents can choose any leisurely moment to play it for their little ones—before sleep, during car rides, while preparing dinner, or any free time when children are interested. Following along with the CD is also a fun and easy way to engage with the classics!