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Book title: Hua Shan talks about "The Analects"

Author: Hua Shan

Douban rating: 8.8

Publisher: Jiangsu Literature and Art Publishing House

Publication year: 2016-11-20

Number of pages: 704

Content introduction:

"Hua Shan explains the Analects thoroughly" The author Hua Shan synthesizes the classic interpretations of Zhu Xi, Wang Yangming, Zeng Guofan and other sages, and uses 409 easy and enjoyable interpretation articles to take you back to the teaching scene where Confucius preached and told stories 2,500 years ago. It is as plain as words, friendly and interesting. , it’s effortless to read.

Even if you stay away from classical Chinese and have no understanding of pre-Qin history, as long as you follow Hua Shan's interpretation, every word of "The Analects" will be clear. Hua Shan has studied "The Analects of Confucius" for thirty years, and has thoroughly understood the value of "benevolence" throughout. He has integrated the different interpretations of the original meaning of the "Analects of Confucius" by Liu Baonan, Zhu Xi, Wang Yangming, and Zeng Guofan in the past dynasties. The book is clear and simple, and the great wisdom of "The Analects" passed down from the Spring and Autumn Period to the present day will make you suddenly understand.

When you open this book, you can read the original text of "The Analects" word for word and sentence by sentence with great ease, and experience first-hand the wisdom and mottos that have enabled Chinese people to cultivate their moral character and settle down for more than 2,500 years.

About the author:

Hua Shan, chairman of Shanghai Huayuhua Marketing Consulting Co., Ltd., is a successful creative person in mainland China. Born in 1971, currently lives in Shanghai. He has been familiar with Confucian classics such as the Four Books and Five Classics since he was a child. He has also extensively dabbled in Western philosophy and has a comprehensive understanding of it. He has learned from Cheng Yi, Zhu Xi, Wang Yangming and other sages to explain the Chinese wisdom hidden in the Analects.

The author's first classic interpretation work "Hua Shan's Talk about Sun Tzu's Art of War" sold 300,000 copies within eight months of its release, arousing widespread repercussions at home and abroad, and will be translated and published in South Korea and Thailand.

There is also a communication monograph "Super Symbols Are Super Creativity", which has sold 200,000 copies.