孟子

About this book

In a pivotal era of Chinese thought, "孟子" by Mencius emerges as a cornerstone of Confucian philosophy, addressing the moral and political dilemmas of governance. Through compelling dialogues with rulers, Mencius articulates the concept of inherent human goodness and the importance of benevolent leadership, challenging the status quo of authority. This philosophical text delves into the responsibilities of rulers and the ethical obligations of the governed, emphasizing the necessity of moral integrity in leadership. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, "孟子" offers profound insights into the nature of governance and ethics that remain relevant today. Engage with Mencius’s timeless wisdom and explore the foundational principles that continue to shape societal values.

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