Books are the ladder of human progress. Books are like medicine, good reading can cure fools. Welcome everyone to the 12th Liansheng Reading Club. Now, let’s invite the first sharer, Chen Jinyu, to bring us the “Hundred Battle Strategies”
Director Li: Sun Wu emphasized the importance of “knowing oneself and the enemy, and being invincible in a hundred battles.”. He believes that a good military commander should understand the actual situation of both the enemy and ourselves, and develop corresponding strategies and tactics based on the specific situation.
Wang Huaiwei: I was first impressed by Sun Wu’s wisdom. His military thinking is profound and profound, involving various aspects of war, including strategy, tactics, command, strategy, and so on.
“Disciple Regulations” brought by the second sharer Lai Zhentian
“Disciple’s Regulations” is one of the important readings of ancient enlightenment education, which explains the basic principles and norms of being a good person in concise and clear language. After reading this book, I was deeply inspired and gained a deeper understanding of the meaning and value of life.
Chen Jinyu: The “Disciple Regulations” emphasize the importance of filial piety to parents, respect for teachers, and harmony and friendship. These values are not only the essence of traditional Chinese culture, but also the basic moral principles that people should follow in modern society.
The third sharer, Zhou Zuzhu, brought the “Advice on Chasing Guests”
“Jian Zhuke Shu” is an excellent ancient official document by Li Si, and it is one of the important contents of the research on applied writing of legal official documents.
Wang Huaiwei: He emphasized the importance of talent and believed that the development of a country cannot be separated from the contributions of various talents. He advocates for recruiting talented individuals, regardless of their country or status, and that anyone with talent should be highly valued. This open and inclusive view of talent still holds important enlightening significance for us today.
Li Chaoguang: He used a large number of rhetorical devices such as metaphors and parallelism, making the article both persuasive and infectious. His writing is both concise and powerful, leaving a deep impression upon reading.
The Analects brought by the fourth sharer Li Lu
Li Lu: In terms of politics, Confucius advocated the rule of virtue, emphasizing that the ruler should lead by example and implement benevolent governance. He believes that a good ruler should care about the suffering of the people, pay attention to people’s livelihoods, in order to gain the support and support of the people.
Manager Zhou: Confucius emphasized the importance of basic moral norms such as benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom, and trustworthiness. He believes that a person should possess noble character and moral cultivation in order to become a true gentleman.
The Book of Han Jingzhou brought by the fifth sharer Ling Maobing
“The Book of Han Jingzhou” is a self recommendation letter written by the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai when he first met Emperor Han Chaozong. At the beginning of the article, borrowing the words of scholars from all over the world – “There is no need to be granted the title of Marquis of Ten Thousand Houses in life, I hope to know Han Jingzhou at first”, praising Emperor Han Chaozong for being humble and talented.
Wang Huaiwei: The social turmoil, political struggles, and ethnic conflicts of that period were vividly reflected in this work. Through this work, I have gained a deeper understanding of the changing times and people’s living conditions of that era.
This concludes tonight’s book club! Welcome to see you again next time!
Post time: Jun-07-2024