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The great Chinese philosopher Confucius (551-479 BC) never intended his teachings to be written down, but nevertheless his pupils transcribed them and, known as the 'analects', they came to form the basis of Chinese culture for 1,000 years. In the two and a half millenia since his death they have brought wisdom and guidance to countless millions.
When Professor Yu Dan gave a series of televised lectures about Confucius in her native China, she avoided dense academic research and returned the analects to the people, as they were originally intended. The result was overwhelming' Confucius from the Heart became one of the bestselling books of all time, with over ten million copies sold in China alone, and has been publish all over the world.
Available now in its English translation, Confucius from the Heart offers proof of the philosopher's universality. Applying the analects to the difficulties and complexities of the modern world, Yu Dan offers a guide to making us better, happier people that is not just from the heart, but for all time
When Professor Yu Dan gave a series of televised lectures about Confucius in her native China, she avoided dense academic research and returned the analects to the people, as they were originally intended. The result was overwhelming' Confucius from the Heart became one of the bestselling books of all time, with over ten million copies sold in China alone, and has been publish all over the world.
Available now in its English translation, Confucius from the Heart offers proof of the philosopher's universality. Applying the analects to the difficulties and complexities of the modern world, Yu Dan offers a guide to making us better, happier people that is not just from the heart, but for all time