Talking about Classics (Annotated and Explanatory Edition) About the Author - Zhu Ziqing: Chinese modern essayist, poet, and original author. - Xiao Huan: Annotator, who annotated the original text in detail. - Liu Bo: Explanatory author, who deeply analyzed and commented on the original text. Framework and Summary of the BookChapter 1 Overview of Classics - Section 1: Definition and Importance of Classics - Key Point: Classics are documents that have stood the test of time and have profound ideological and cultural value. - Key Point: Classics have a profound impact on individuals and society. - Section 2: Traditional Classification of Chinese Classics - Key Point: Confucian classics "Four Books and Five Classics". - Key Point: Classic works of Taoism and Buddhism. - Key Point: Classics of literature and art such as poetry, lyrics, and songs. Chapter 2 Confucian Classics - Section 1: The Analects and Confucius&39; Thoughts - Key Point: The Analects records the words and deeds of Confucius and embodies the Confucian thoughts of benevolence and courtesy. - Key point: The doctrine of the mean and the image of a gentleman advocated by Confucius. - Subsection 2: Mencius and the theory of human nature - Key point: Mencius advocates that human nature is good, emphasizes nurturing nature and benevolent government. - Key point: Mencius&39;s debating skills and contribution to the idea of people-oriented. Chapter 3 Taoist classics - Subsection 1: Tao Te Ching and Taoist philosophy - Key point: Tao Te Ching expounds the philosophical thought of following the laws of nature and governing by inaction. - Key point: Lao Tzu&39;s dialectics and Taoist philosophy of inaction. - Subsection 2: Zhuangzi and Xiaoyaoyou - Key point: Zhuangzi&39;s image and philosophical thought in Zhuangzi, pursuing spiritual freedom. - Key point: Zhuangzi&39;s relativism and view of life and death. Chapter 4 Buddhist classics - Subsection 1: Heart Sutra and the essence of Buddhism - Key point: Heart Sutra condenses the essence of the Heart Sutra of Prajnaparamita, and talks about emptiness and wisdom. - Key point: Buddhism&39;s dependent origination, emptiness and the Middle Way. - Subsection 2: The Diamond Sutra and the stages of practice - Key point: The Diamond Sutra tells the stages of practice for Bodhisattvas, emphasizing the six perfections. - Key point: The practice of emptiness and the interpretation of the Bodhisattva path. Chapter 5 Literary and Art Classics - Subsection 1: The Book of Songs and Ancient Poetry - Key point: The Book of Songs is a collection of ancient poetry that reflects social reality and people&39;s emotions. - Key point: The artistic expression of the Book of Songs and its influence on later generations. - Subsection 2: The Dream of the Red Chamber and Chinese Classical Novels - Key point: The Dream of the Red Chamber is the pinnacle of Chinese classical novels, depicting the rise and fall of a large family. - Key point: The characterization of characters in the novel and the criticism of feudal society. Through the systematic introduction of classics, this book enables readers to have a deep understanding of the spiritual core of Chinese traditional culture, which is of great significance for improving personal cultural literacy and inheriting Chinese civilization.

The following are some wonderful sentences or paragraphs selected from "Classics" (with annotations and explanations) for readers to enjoy. 1. "Classics are the spiritual brilliance of the times and the cultural treasures of history." - Zhu Ziqing's opening sentence clearly explains the important position of classic works in the times and historical culture. 2. "Reading the books of classics and biographies is like reading the general talents of the world; reciting the words of sages is like talking to teachers and friends." - Xiao Huan (with annotations) This annotation compares reading classics to communicating with talents and talking with sages, which vividly shows the wisdom value of classics. 3. "The reason why classics are classics is not only because of the elegance of the text, but also because of the profoundness of their thoughts and the sincerity of their emotions." - Liu Bo (with explanations) This explanation points out the inherent characteristics of classics, namely profound thoughts and sincere emotions. 4. "In the long river of history, classic works are like bright stars, illuminating the way forward for future generations." - Zhu Ziqing uses stars to metaphor classics, vividly expressing the guiding role of classic works for future generations. 5. "Classics are not the work of a day or a night, but the result of the hard work of scholars and writers of all ages." - Xiao Huan (note) This sentence emphasizes that the formation of classic works is the result of long-term cultural accumulation. 6. "When reading classics, we should not only understand their literal meaning, but also appreciate their implicit meaning and hidden meaning." - Liu Bo (explanation) This explanation reminds readers to pay attention to in-depth understanding when reading classics. 7. "Classics are like old wine, the older they are, the more fragrant they are; they are also like guqin, the more they are played, the more flavorful they are." - Zhu Ziqing used old wine and guqin to describe classics, vividly illustrating the readability and charm of classics. 8. "Every word and every sentence in the classics contains rich cultural information and profound philosophy of life." - Xiao Huan (note) This sentence reveals the rich connotations behind the words of classic works. 9. "Classics are mines of wisdom, and new treasures can be discovered every time they are mined." - Liu Bo (explanation) Using mines to describe classics vividly expresses the inexhaustible wisdom of classic works. 10. "Reading classics can help us understand reason, increase our wisdom, amuse ourselves, and cultivate our character." - Zhu Ziqing's words summarize the many benefits of reading classics. 11. "Classics are like mirrors, reflecting the light and darkness of human nature; they are also like good medicine, healing the wounds and diseases of the soul." - Xiao Huan (note) This note uses mirrors and good medicine to describe classics, revealing the role of classics in reflecting and healing human nature. 12. "The charm of classics lies in their ability to transcend the boundaries of time and space and resonate with readers of different times." - Liu Bo (explanation) This explanation points out the reason why classic works can remain fresh over time. 13. "Reading classics is like having a conversation with the ancients, feeling the depth of their thoughts and the sincerity of their emotions." - Zhu Ziqing used dialogue to describe reading classics, emphasizing the interactivity and experience in the reading process. 14. "Classics are the foundation of culture, the soul of the nation, and the treasure of the country." - Xiao Huan (note) This sentence explains the important status of classics from the three levels of culture, nation, and country. 15. "Reading classics is a kind of spiritual journey, an exploration and discovery of the human spiritual world." - Liu Bo (explanation) This commentary compares reading classics to a spiritual journey, vividly expressing the spiritual experience during the reading process. 16. "The reason why classics are immortal is that they contain the common wisdom and emotions of mankind." - Zhu Ziqing's words reveal the internal reasons why classic works can transcend time and space and remain fresh over time. 17. "Reading classics can help us learn from the past and learn from the present, understand the truth, cultivate ourselves, manage our families, govern our country and bring peace to the world." - Xiao Huan (note) This note summarizes the practical value of reading classics on multiple levels. 18. "Classics are the memory of history, the inheritance of culture and the crystallization of wisdom." - Liu Bo (explanation) This commentary explains the essence of classics from three perspectives: history, culture and wisdom. 19. "Reading classics is like tasting tea, you need to savor it slowly and carefully to appreciate its long-lasting charm." - Zhu Ziqing compares reading classics with tasting tea, reminding readers to be careful and appreciative during the reading process. 20. "Classics are like the sea of stars, vast and boundless; every reading is a new voyage and discovery." - Xiao Huan (notes) / Liu Bo (explanation) This sentence uses the sea of stars to describe classics, vividly expressing the profoundness of classic works and the exploratory nature of reading. At the same time, this wonderful description combines Xiao Huan's annotation style and Liu Bo's explanation characteristics, showing the two authors' common understanding and praise of classics.

【Title】: "Classic Talk": Zhu Ziqing, Xiao Huan, Liu Bo - Inheriting Classics and Interpreting Wisdom 【Text】 "Classic Talk" is a book that annotates and interprets ancient literary classics, jointly completed by three scholars: Zhu Ziqing, Xiao Huan, and Liu Bo.< This book not only provides readers with an opportunity to deeply understand ancient literature, but also shows the profound academic foundation and unique personal charm of the three authors.

Zhu Ziqing Zhu Ziqing (1898-1948), formerly known as Zhu Zihua, is a famous modern Chinese writer, poet, and scholar.< He was born in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, and later moved to Shanghai.

Zhu Ziqing graduated from Tsinghua University and later went to Columbia University in the United States for further studies.< His creative career mainly focused on essays, poetry, and literary criticism, among which essays such as "Back Figure" and "Moonlight on the Lotus Pond" are widely known.

Zhu Ziqing's writing style is fresh and natural, and his emotions are sincere.< He is known as the "master of essays.

" His literary concepts are deeply influenced by Western modernism, advocating the independence and innovation of literature.< Zhu Ziqing also made great contributions to literary education and research, and taught at Tsinghua University, Southwest United University and other universities.

Xiao Huan Xiao Huan, an expert in modern Chinese literature, has in-depth research and unique insights into ancient literature.< His annotation work is rigorous and meticulous, providing readers with accurate and vivid interpretations.

Xiao Huan's academic achievements have been highly recognized by the academic community, and his research results have played an important role in promoting the study of ancient Chinese literature.< Liu Bo Liu Bo, a modern Chinese literary critic, has in-depth research on ancient Chinese literature.

His explanation work is profound and easy to understand, transforming complex literary theories and historical backgrounds into easy-to-understand language, helping readers better understand the connotation and value of ancient literary works.< The publication of "Classics Talk" has been widely praised by the academic community and readers.

The authoritative media Guangming Daily commented that the book "provides readers with a brand new reading experience and is a successful modern interpretation of ancient literary classics.< " The famous literary critic Wang Meng also said that this book "not only helps readers to deeply understand ancient literary works, but also shows the authors' profound academic foundation and unique personal charm.

" In terms of personal life, Zhu Ziqing influenced generations of literature lovers with his noble personality charm and love for literature.< Xiao Huan and Liu Bo won the respect of their peers and the love of readers with their rigorous academic attitude and deep understanding of literature.

Up to now, the latest developments of the three authors are mainly reflected in their academic research and teaching work.< They continue to be committed to promoting the research and popularization of ancient Chinese literature, and have made important contributions to the inheritance and development of China's excellent traditional culture.

[Conclusion] "Classics Talk" is a good book worth reading again and again.< It not only allows us to appreciate the charm of ancient literature, but also allows us to feel the wisdom and talent of the three authors.

Let us walk into this book together, feel the power of classics, and appreciate the light of wisdom.