What are the literary works about family style, family book, family training

Guge Liang's Book of Commandments, Zhu Zi's Family Trainings, Yan's Family Trainings, Zeng Guofan's Family Trainings, Fu Lei's Family Trainings, Disciple's Rules, Qian's Family Trainings, and so on

1 Yan's Family Trainings is the first family training in the history of the Chinese nation which is rich in content and has a grand system, and it is also a work of scholarship. The author, Yan Zhiwei, was a famous writer and educator during the Northern and Southern Dynasties.

The book was written after the destruction of Chen by Emperor Wen of Sui and before the reign of Emperor Yang of Sui (around the end of the 6th century AD). It is the work of Yan Zhiwei who recounted his personal experience, thoughts, and learning in order to admonish his children and grandchildren. *** There are seven volumes and twenty essays. They are preface to the first, teach children the second, brothers, the third, after the marriage of the fourth, the fifth family, the sixth style, the seventh, the seventh Muxian, reluctant to learn the eighth, the ninth article, the name and reality of the 10th, the eleventh, the twelfth, stopping the foot of the thirteenth, the commandment of the fourteenth, the heart of the fifteenth, return to the heart of the sixteenth, the book of evidence of the seventeenth, the sound of the eighteenth, miscellaneous arts nineteenth, the end of the system of the twentieth.

2 The Book of Commandments is a letter written by Zhuge Liang, a statesman of the Three Kingdoms period, to his son Zhuge Zhan before his death. From the text we can see that Zhuge Liang is a father of high moral character and profound knowledge, and his son's earnest teachings and unlimited expectations are in this book. The whole text through the wisdom and rationality, concise and rigorous text, the world for the father's love for the son's feelings expressed very y, and become the later generations of students to cultivate the body and ambition of the famous piece.

3 Zhu Zi Family Trainings, also known as Zhu Zi's maxims for ruling the family and Zhu Bailu's maxims for ruling the family, is an enlightening teaching material focusing on family morality. With only 525 words, Zhu Zi's Family Trainings elucidates the way of cultivating oneself and governing one's family, making it a masterpiece of family education. In it, many of the contents inherit the excellent features of traditional Chinese culture, such as respecting teachers and elders, being diligent and thrifty, and neighborly harmony, etc., which are still relevant today.

4 The Family Letters of Zeng Guofan is a collection of Zeng Guofan's letters, written in the mid-19th century. The collection of letters recorded Zeng Guofan in the Qing Dynasty 30 years to the Tongzhi 10 years before and after 30 years of Han Yuan and martial arts career, nearly 1500 letters. The content is extremely wide, is the main activities of Zeng Guofan's life and its politics, family, and learning the way of vivid reflection.

Zeng's letters are calm and collected, free form, thought and free, in the plain family life contains true knowledge and good words, has a strong persuasive and inspirational power. Although Zeng's writings have been handed down too few, only a family book can reflect his academic attainments and moral cultivation. Zeng Guofan as a famous Qing dynasty philosopher, literary scholar, the letter format is extremely elaborate, showing his respectful, rigorous style.

5 Fu Lei's Letters is a book re-published by Tianjin Academy of Social Sciences Publishing House in 2006, written by Fu Lei. Fu Lei Family Book was first published in 1981, the publication of Fu Lei Family Book was a sensational cultural event at the time, and has been a bestseller for more than thirty years. It is a collection of letters written by Mr. and Mrs. Fu Lei to Fu Cong and his daughter-in-law Meera between 1954 and May 1966, edited by their second son Fu Min.

The letters begin in 1954, when Fu Cong left home to study in Poland, and end in 1966, when Fu Lei and his daughter-in-law, Mira, took their own lives after being humiliated during the Cultural Revolution. Twelve years of correspondence hundreds of letters, through the Fu Cong study abroad, playing to become famous to get married and have a child's growth experience, but also reflecting Fu Lei's translation work, friends and Fu Lei's family's fate ups and downs. Mr. and Mrs. Fu Lei are very careful, their son's letters are properly collected, the key content is categorized and transcribed into a book.

6 The Rules of Discipleship is a three-character rhyming text written by Li Yuxiu, an educator in the Qing Dynasty. The content of the "Analects" "Learning" article six: "Disciples into the filial piety, out of the fraternal duty, respect and trust, love all the people and pro-kindness. If you have the ability to do so, you should learn the language", compiled with three words and two lines. The whole text consists of 360 sentences and 1,080 words. Disciple's Rules" is a natural and smooth, simple, far-reaching influence, and occupies an important position in the culture of the Qing Dynasty.

7 The Qian Family Tradition is a priceless treasure, a spiritual legacy left to the children and grandchildren by the ancestor of the Qian family, King Ch'ien Ch'ien of the Wu-Yue State during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. In the thirteenth year of the Republic of China (1924), Qian Wenxuan, the thirty-second generation grandson of King Wusu of Ch'inggold and a native of Guangde, Anhui Province, compiled and revised the "Ch'ien's Family Traditions," which he summarized according to his ancestor, King Wusu's Eight Traditions and Legacy Traditions. The Qian Family Tradition is based on the Confucian moral ideals of "cultivating one's moral character, aligning one's family, ruling the country, and pacifying the world".

The content covers the four aspects of the individual, the family, society and the state, and it provides comprehensive norms and teachings on the thinking and behavior of the children and grandchildren in the world, and in the management of the family and business. For thousands of years, the Qian Clan has always taken the family motto as a code of conduct, and practiced the motto of "Do not seek profit in one person, but seek profit in the world".