The 'Book of Documents' tells us that there are five blessings and six calamities in life. Do you know what they are?
The 'Book of Changes' tells us that when things are at their worst, they will improve, but why does the Gua of 'Pi' come after the Gua of 'Tai'?
Lao Tzu said, 'The highest good is like water.' What 'virtue' does water possess?
Mencius said, 'A gentleman has three joys.' How can we have a joyful life?
As one of the oldest nations, the Chinese nation has created many models in the history of human civilization and has had a profound impact on human civilization. It can be said that Chinese culture has rich discussions and interpretations on how people can improve themselves and enhance their overall quality and civilization.
Teacher Guo Jicheng has selected more than 20 representative cultural classics in Chinese history. Through the interpretation of classics such as the 'Book of Documents', 'Book of Changes', 'Analects', 'Records of the Grand Historian', 'Tao Te Ching', and 'The Art of War', as well as the analysis and interpretation of the great thoughts of dozens of sages and philosophers such as Confucius, Mencius, Lao Tzu, Zhuang Tzu, Sun Tzu, Han Fei Tzu, Xunzi, Sima Qian, Han Yu, Zhu Xi, Wang Yangming, and Gu Yanwu, combined with current issues and his own life reflections, he summarizes how Chinese classics can improve a person's cultivation, help readers find ways to establish themselves, improve themselves in a complex society, and elevate their life realm.
