Yao Zhang - Self-CultivationSelf-cultivation is a core principle in Chinese culture, encompassing various philosophies such as Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism. Confucianism stresses moral development through virtues like benevolence, wisdom, and righteousness, fostering harmony in family and society. Daoism promotes simplicity, natural harmony, and Wu Wei (effortless action), encouraging alignment with nature. Buddhism focuses on inner peace and enlightenment, emphasizing mindfulness and compassion. Additionally, traditional practices like Chinese medicine and martial arts also contribute to holistic self-cultivation, promoting physical and mental balance. Together, these philosophies offer a comprehensive path toward personal growth and societal well-being. Ci Poetry of Su DongpoZhuangzi
Recite Classical Chinese
The Analects of Confucius:
\(\quad\) 1. The Book of Learning 2. The Book of Governance 3. The Book of the Eight Rows 4. The Virtue of Benevolence \(\quad\) 5. The Book of Gong Ye Chang
The Art of War: FullThe Mencius:\(\quad\) 1. The Book of Liang Hui Wang Words: Part 1 Part 2 2. The Book of Gong Sun Chou: Part 1 Part 2 3. The Book of Teng Wen Gong: Part 1 Part 2
Tao Te Ching: Part 1 Part 2ZhuangziInner Chapters:\(\quad\) 1. The Happy Excursion 2. The Equality of Things 3. The Master of Nurturing Life 4. The World of Man 5. The Sign of Virtue Complete
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