Throughout the ages, Confucius

Author: Yang Li
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: The ten volumes of Yang Li's historical novel series "The Ages of Eternity," each depicting a different period of history and telling a unique story. They showcase the splendid and glorious Chinese historical and cultural heritage over 5,000 years. They celebrate the outstanding and great achievements of the Chinese nation. Yang Li's historical novels are written beautifully, with profound historical depth, offering both historical insights and literary enjoyment. This bookmost beautiful human nature, most immortal language, and most great sentiments, celebrating the growth and greatness of the Chinese nation's human nature. Through the great life of Confucius and his disciples, the book reflects the desolate and tragic aspects of Chinese history in shaping the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation. The Confucius in this book is not a deified figure but a commoner, a human with blood and flesh, a real person. The book is filled with rich life, brimming with touching teacher-student emotions. It not only successfully portrays Confucius, depicting his extraordinary greatness in an epic manner, but also vividly brings to life ten of his famous disciples: Yan Hui, Zigong, Zilu, Zengzi, Ran Qiu, Min Ziqian, Ran Geng, Ran Yong, Zai Yu, and Zixia,ing a group of outstanding scholars in Chinese history and celebrating their sentiments, human nature, and ideals. The book is beautifully and concisely written, possessing considerable artistic charm, offering both historical insights and literary enjoyment.