original Hua Shan Talks About "The Doctrine Of The Mean" Duke Culture

Content Introduction "The Great Learning", "The Doctrine of the Mean" and "The Analects of Confucius" and "Mencius" are called the "Four Books" together, and are two Confucian classics that have had a huge impact on Chinese culture. According to legend, "The Great Learning" was written by Zengzi and is called "the head of the Four Books". The familiar "cultivation of oneself, management of the family, governing the country, and pacifying the world" is the content of "The Great Learning". Zhu Xi, a NeoConfucianist of the Song Dynasty, believed that reading the "Four Books" should start with "The Great Learning". It can be said that if you dont read the Great Learning, you will not be able to find the door to Confucianism.According to legend, "The Doctrine of the Mean" was written by Zisi, and the principles in it were very profound. It was called "Confucian's teaching of the mind" by Zhu Xi and listed as a highlevel reading book in the "Four Books". It can be said that if you dont read the Doctrine of the Mean, you will not reach the peak of Confucianism. But most people only know the Analects of Confucius and Mencius, and ignore the importance of "The Great Learning" and "The Doctrine of the Mean", and their abstract and difficult language is also prohibitive.The author of this book, Hua Shan, has studied Confucianism more than 30 years. He has created and published two works that interpret the "Four Books" by "Hua Shan's "The Analects of Confucius"" and "Hua Shan's "The Four Books", which have been widely praised its easytounderstand language style. Now, he has created "Hua Shan's "The Doctrine of the Mean"" to integrate the connotation of the "Four Books". Opening this book, you can understand the "Four Books" without a basic knowledge of ancient Chinese, and understand Confucian wisdom from shallow to deep.