Traditional Chinese Culture Series
中国传统文化系列
The wisdom of the classsics in comics Tsai Chih Chungs books have sold over 40 million copies in 44 countries around the world 看景点漫画学英文 蔡志忠漫画图书已经在44个国家出版,销售达到4000万册
The writings of Chinese early thinkers have influenced all facets of Chinese culture and society, from education to art, from politics and warfare to common etiquette. The popular comic book artist TSAI CHIH CHUNG has faithfully brought the wisdom of these classics to life with his uniquely charming illustrations.
This series on Traditional Chinese Thought features the great thinkers of Chinese history, including:
- Confucius, the sage of harmonious living - Laozi, the Daoist sage of natural living - Zhuangzi, the Daoist sage of freedom and spontaneity - Sunzi, the sage of winning without warring - Zen masters, the sages of living in the moment
TSAI CHIH CHUNG first came to prominence through his award-winning animated movies and his immensely popular daily comic strips. When he turned his hand to the classics after a prolonged period of self-education, they were acclaimed by critics and shot to the top of the bestsellers lists. His books have been published in America by the renowned publishers Princeton University Press and Knopf.
Brian Bruya is translator of the American editions and received his Ph.D. in Comparative Philosophy from the University of Hawaii. He is a professor and interpreter of early Chinese Philosophy and Managing Editor of Shuhai Wenyuan, a website for the study of Chinese philosophy. Contents: What is Zen? Enlightenment of the Wave A Cup of Zen The Outcome of Enlightenment Teh Staff and Shout of the Venerable Ones Zen Storiens Passing on the Mind Seize the Moment Kasyapa and the Flagpole Carrying a Woman across a River The Gates of Heaven The Lamebrain Official If I Don't Go to Hell,Who Will? Black Bamboo,Red Bamboo The Order of Life and Death Vow of Silence Everything Is Empty The Buddha Isin the Home Pointing at the Moon The Lost Student Enlightenment of the Thief Can't Say It The Mute and the Parrot Zen in a Cup Disregarding Titles Self and Other Words Exceeding Actions Sound of the Hollow Fate Is in Your Own Hands The Faster the Slower The General's Antique Giving and Receiving One Who Understands the Music A Blind Man Carrying a Lantern Something Valuable A Blade of Grass ,a Drop of Dew ……
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