There are those introductory books on philosophy, centered on Chinese philosophy

Introductory books:

1, A Brief History of Chinese Philosophy

(This book is written by Feng Youlan, compiled from his lectures when he was teaching Chinese philosophy in the United States, the original text is in English, and there is now a Chinese text, the language is simple, easy to understand, and quick to get started, and there are many comparisons between Chinese and Western philosophical views in the book, which is helpful for promoting the understanding of Western philosophy as well. The book also contains many comparisons between Chinese and Western philosophical views, which is also helpful in promoting the understanding of Western philosophy. (The book has been published by a number of publishers, Peking University Press is the text version, the New World Publishing House is the graphic version)

2, "Chinese Philosophy Preliminary"

(simple and easy to understand, for a quick grasp of the development of Chinese philosophical history and the views of the major Confucianists to help, published by Guangdong People's Publishing House)

Suggested that you can take a look at the "Analects of Confucius", there is a sentence that says that half of "The Analects of Confucius" rule the world. The Analects of Confucius governs the world.