Traditional culture must-read bibliography

Traditional culture must-read bibliography

First, learn from ignorance.

1. Saint Amethyst: The most influential Mongolian classic in the history of China, which is considered as the first ancient Mongolian classic in China.

The sacred amethyst comprehensively introduces nature, society, history, ancient classics and the importance of learning in the form of three words and one sentence. Its meaning is easy to understand, easy to read and easy to recite. The child's first cry is kindness; Don't forget, there will be consequences

"At the beginning of life, nature is good, sex is similar, and learning from each other is far away. ……"

2. The Thousand-Character Text: the oldest classic of Mongolian learning in ancient China, written as a calligraphy textbook 1,400 years ago.

A thousand words, without repetition, rhymes throughout, which is the content that calligraphers and calligraphy lovers in past dynasties are happy to write.

Astronomy, geography, history, people, politics, military, architecture, animals, plants, lifestyle, etc. , all-encompassing.

It is recorded in Gu's Book of History that Liang Wudi taught princes to practice calligraphy, and ordered Yin to develop a thousand non-repetitive words from Wang Xizhi's calligraphy, each with a piece of paper, which was chaotic. Liang Wudi asked Zhou Xingsi to compose this thousand words into a poem. Zhou Xingsi spent a whole night writing thousands of poems dedicated to Liang Wudi, so that the hair on the sideburns turned white. Since then, 1000 words have been published.

3. Study in Qionglin: This book is a masterpiece of systematically understanding the ancient culture of China, and it can be called "Qionglin of Chinese Studies".

Known as the "pocket encyclopedia", it covers the philosophy and wisdom of dealing with people.

The content covers all aspects of social life, such as astronomy, geography, animals and plants, marriage and family, court culture and martial arts, clothing and diet, craft production, ghost explanation, medical divination and so on.

"Kindergarten": refers to young students who have just entered school;

Qionglin: I hope this book, like the beautiful jade in Lantian and Pu Yuan, can make people see it as a treasure and everyone wants to keep it secret, so it is called Qionglin.

Qionglin, a Young Student, was originally named Instructions for Young Students, also known as Textual Research and Story Finding, which was compiled by Xichang Rencheng in the late Ming Dynasty.

4. Augmented sages: ancient aphorisms; It is a story, a reminder, an experience and advice; Let you know the complexity of the world and the weakness of human nature, get the countermeasures to deal with the world and understand the true meaning of life.

"In the past days, I learned from you. The rhyme is broadened, and more is what you see and hear. Look at the present, we must learn from the past, and we can't do anything today. "

This book is easy to understand, rhymes with every sentence, and is catchy. It fills the blank that previous Mongolian books emphasized knowledge education and behavior guidance but lacked reasoning and argumentation, and adds a colorful page to the ancient Mongolian classics in China.