The Spring and Autumn Annals of Master Lü
21 hrs. 15 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Lü Buwei
Author
Lü Buwei
Narrator
Stanislav Ivanov
Narrator
Stanislav Ivanov
Description
“Lüshi Chunqiu” (Spring and Autumn Annals of Mr. Lü) is a Chinese classic. It was written in the 3rd century BCE by Lü Buwei, chancellor of the Qin state.
This book can, without exaggeration, be called a manual for perfect governance. It contains all the wisdom of Ancient China from the earliest reigns. Some sources say that when the book was finished, it was displayed for everyone to see and a large reward was offered to anyone who could skilfully add something to it or find something superfluous. No one earned the prize.
In this treatise, based on numerous historical examples, the causes and effects are revealed; it tells about the measure of good and evil, about how important it is to follow the Dao—and about the fate of those who do not value virtue.
This book combines knowledge about state management, morality, natural laws, and human relationships. It brings together historical chronicles, aphorisms, and wise teachings, forming a holistic picture of how ancient Chinese people understood harmony in society and in life.
The book addresses fundamental foundations of human life that remain unchanged since the appearance of humanity. Throughout history, only the external setting has changed. Therefore, the wisdom set out in the book remains relevant to this day.
This book can, without exaggeration, be called a manual for perfect governance. It contains all the wisdom of Ancient China from the earliest reigns. Some sources say that when the book was finished, it was displayed for everyone to see and a large reward was offered to anyone who could skilfully add something to it or find something superfluous. No one earned the prize.
In this treatise, based on numerous historical examples, the causes and effects are revealed; it tells about the measure of good and evil, about how important it is to follow the Dao—and about the fate of those who do not value virtue.
This book combines knowledge about state management, morality, natural laws, and human relationships. It brings together historical chronicles, aphorisms, and wise teachings, forming a holistic picture of how ancient Chinese people understood harmony in society and in life.
The book addresses fundamental foundations of human life that remain unchanged since the appearance of humanity. Throughout history, only the external setting has changed. Therefore, the wisdom set out in the book remains relevant to this day.
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