Mencius said: Use history to polish thought.

Author: Xiong Yi
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: How many mistakes have already made us believe them? How many lies have already made us accustomed to them? You might as well treat this book as a puzzle game manual. As you read, ask yourself more "whys," then take a moment to reflect and see if some of the deeply rooted ideas in our minds are truly unquestionable? When it comes to classics and history, rulers throughout the ages have often employed sophisticated editing and propaganda techniques. They are very good at lying with the truth, and those who don’t fall for it are always the minority of the minority. Also remember: Don’t jump to conclusions when reading this book. The more information you have, the better you can appreciate the author’s intentions. He’s far more than just simplifying history and classics. You might as well treat this book as a puzzle game manual. As you read, ask yourself more "whys," then take a moment to reflect and see if some of the deeply rooted ideas in our minds are truly unquestionable? When it comes to classics and history, rulers throughout the ages have often employed sophisticated editing and propaganda techniques. They are very good at lying with the truth, and those who don’t fall for it are always the minority of the minority. Also remember: Don’t jump to conclusions when reading this book. The more information you have, the better you can appreciate the author’s intentions. He’s far more than just simplifying history and classics.