A major international publishing event: Yu Dan's contemporary reinterpretation of Confucius sayings – ten million copies sold in China – comes to the West.In the autumn of 2006, Yu Dan, a professor of media studies at Beijing Normal University, gave a series of lectures entitled Yu Dan's Insights into the Analects which was broadcast for seven days on China Central Television. Her highly personal interpretation of Confucian thought was rapturously received. An edited transcript of the lectures sold 10,000 copies on the day it was published in book form and by September the following year the book had sold 4.2 million legal copies in China and an estimated 6 million pirated ones, remaining at the top of the Chinese bestseller lists today.Simply written, and with a view to taking the wisdom of Confucius out of the hands of the academics and the philosophers and making it accessible to the general reader, Confucius From the Heart gives us a contemporary Confucius, one who can teach us how to attain spiritual happiness, adjust our daily routines and find our place in modern life. Yu Dan argues that his sayings, or Analects, far from being merely interesting quotes from ancient lore, of little use in our hectic, stress-filled world. Instead, they are simple truths that can speak to each and every one of us and help us lead better, happier, calmer lives.
Confucius from the Heart: Ancient Wisdom for Today's World
本书以白话诠释经典,以经典诠释智慧,把两千多年前的论语用一个现代人对社会,对生活,对人生的感悟演绎出来.
Taking the wisdom of Confucius out of the hands of academics and philosophers and making it accessible to the general reader, this title provides a contemporary Confucius, one who can teach us how to attain spiritual happiness, adjust our ...
THE HEART OF CONFUCIUS tells what all Western readers should know about Confucius and why his teachings are important.
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