Cai Gen Tan - Timeless wisdom about humility, harmony, virtue, and returning to simplicity (A Dialogue between Eastern Wisdom and Western Science, #2) (eBook, ePUB)
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Bridges of Hearts: A Dialogue between Eastern Wisdom and Western ScienceAs a strange book written by Hong Yingming in the Ming Dynasty, "Caigen Tan" has provided countless readers with guidance on life wisdom for hundreds of years with its concise and profound language. It nourishes the heart like a clear spring, illuminates the lost way like a beacon, and shines in the long river of oriental culture. However, with the changes of the times, how to make this treasure trove of classical wisdom have a deeper dialogue with modern people's lives has become a topic worth pondering.This book attempts...
Bridges of Hearts: A Dialogue between Eastern Wisdom and Western Science
As a strange book written by Hong Yingming in the Ming Dynasty, "Caigen Tan" has provided countless readers with guidance on life wisdom for hundreds of years with its concise and profound language. It nourishes the heart like a clear spring, illuminates the lost way like a beacon, and shines in the long river of oriental culture. However, with the changes of the times, how to make this treasure trove of classical wisdom have a deeper dialogue with modern people's lives has become a topic worth pondering.
This book attempts to build a bridge of hearts, integrating the Eastern philosophical wisdom of "Caigen Tan" with the scientific perspective of Western psychology. When reading these ancient proverbs, we are surprised to find that the Eastern wise men hundreds of years ago have long understood the nature of human nature, and the empirical research of modern psychology provides scientific evidence for these ancient wisdoms. The connection between "moving quietly" and psychological resilience, the fit between "joy in suffering" and growth mindset, and the connection between "taking a step back" and social intelligence all highlight the different paths of Eastern and Western thought in the exploration of human nature.
This book is not just a simple translation or annotation of "Caigen Tan", but a dialogue across time and space. We put each proverb in modern life situations and interpret it from multiple dimensions such as psychology, management, and leadership, so that ancient wisdom can be revitalized. When we see that Carol Dweck's theory of growth thinking and the oriental wisdom of "joy in suffering" corroborate each other, when we understand that "the poor family cleans the floor, the poor woman cleans her hair" is not only the moral adherence of the Confucian "gentleman to be poor", but also the "internal locus of control" emphasized by modern psychology, we can appreciate the universal value of human wisdom.
In this era of uncertainty, people are facing unprecedented pressures and challenges. This book aims to provide an integrated perspective that helps readers find inner peace and strength in a complex world. Whether you are a leader in the workplace or an ordinary person seeking personal growth, you can be inspired by these conversations that span time and space.
May this book be a beacon in your spiritual journey, allowing the philosophical wisdom of the East and the scientific rationality of the West to converge in your heart, leading you to a more complete and harmonious state of life.
As a strange book written by Hong Yingming in the Ming Dynasty, "Caigen Tan" has provided countless readers with guidance on life wisdom for hundreds of years with its concise and profound language. It nourishes the heart like a clear spring, illuminates the lost way like a beacon, and shines in the long river of oriental culture. However, with the changes of the times, how to make this treasure trove of classical wisdom have a deeper dialogue with modern people's lives has become a topic worth pondering.
This book attempts to build a bridge of hearts, integrating the Eastern philosophical wisdom of "Caigen Tan" with the scientific perspective of Western psychology. When reading these ancient proverbs, we are surprised to find that the Eastern wise men hundreds of years ago have long understood the nature of human nature, and the empirical research of modern psychology provides scientific evidence for these ancient wisdoms. The connection between "moving quietly" and psychological resilience, the fit between "joy in suffering" and growth mindset, and the connection between "taking a step back" and social intelligence all highlight the different paths of Eastern and Western thought in the exploration of human nature.
This book is not just a simple translation or annotation of "Caigen Tan", but a dialogue across time and space. We put each proverb in modern life situations and interpret it from multiple dimensions such as psychology, management, and leadership, so that ancient wisdom can be revitalized. When we see that Carol Dweck's theory of growth thinking and the oriental wisdom of "joy in suffering" corroborate each other, when we understand that "the poor family cleans the floor, the poor woman cleans her hair" is not only the moral adherence of the Confucian "gentleman to be poor", but also the "internal locus of control" emphasized by modern psychology, we can appreciate the universal value of human wisdom.
In this era of uncertainty, people are facing unprecedented pressures and challenges. This book aims to provide an integrated perspective that helps readers find inner peace and strength in a complex world. Whether you are a leader in the workplace or an ordinary person seeking personal growth, you can be inspired by these conversations that span time and space.
May this book be a beacon in your spiritual journey, allowing the philosophical wisdom of the East and the scientific rationality of the West to converge in your heart, leading you to a more complete and harmonious state of life.
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