Caigen Tan is a collection of quotations written by Hong Yingming, a Taoist priest in the early Ming Dynasty, which discusses the issues of self-cultivation, social life, social interaction and fertility. It is a rare treasure training in the vast past, with the crystallization of the truth of three religions and nine streams, and the eternal truth that has been passed down from generation to generation. It has an incredible subtle influence on people's cultivation and moral cultivation.
Caigen Tan is profound and beautiful beyond words. It is necessary for you to make a cup of green tea after work. Quietly taste, the roots will be more and more fragrant, and your mind will be higher and higher. To savor this book carefully, one is to relive the forgotten true interest in the world, and the other is to sort out the soul burned by money, find ways to cultivate one's morality, be principled, learn to be far-sighted and learn to face life optimistically.
The text of Caigen Tan is concise and memorable. It is also scattered in parallel, melting classics and casting history, and adopting elegance and vulgarity. I like quotations, but I have fun that quotations don't have; Arrange in order, whoever seems to be an essay will have an essay that is not easy to achieve; It seems to be exhortation, but there is an awakening that exhortation lacks; And there is rain and mountains, the night is quiet and the bell rings, the words are clear and delicious, and the wind and moon are boundless.
[1] "Caigen Tan" has beautiful words, neat antithesis, profound meaning and food for thought. It is a popular reading that is beneficial for people to cultivate their sentiments, temper their will and strive for progress. The author named this book Caigen, which means that "people's intelligence and self-cultivation can only be obtained through hard training".