[Resource] Collected Works of Zeng Guofan (20 books) 1.0

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Click to download Category: Book Reading Version: 1.0 File Size: 4.92M Developer: thomas2008 Applicable to Android 1.0 and above Why did Mao Zedong "serve alone" Zeng Guofan? Chiang Kai-shek even worshiped Zeng! Liang Qichao admired him wholeheartedly...Zeng Guofan was known as the "second emperor" of the late Qing Dynasty and "the first famous official of the Zhongxing Dynasty". Later generations praised him as "the perfect man through the ages", "the model of officialdom", "the Confucian benchmark for internal saints and external kings" and so on. In the modern history of China, the most charismatic figure is Zeng Guofan, an ordinary farmer's boy who, with his modest qualifications, later turned the tide and helped the building to collapse; he was "literally capable of taking examinations and martially capable of killing people." There is a world of difference between a scholar and a butcher, but they can become one in Zeng Guofan. He was promoted the fastest, reaching the second rank at the age of 37, and there was no other person in the Qing Dynasty. He was the best official, and he was respected by the world after his success and fame. He had outstanding achievements and accomplished two earth-shaking events in his life: first, training the Hunan Army and suppressing the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, which enabled the dying Qing Dynasty to continue for more than 50 years; second, he established Westernization and promoted China's modernization. He taught his children well, and many talented people emerged from his descendants. His book "Zeng Guofan's Family Letter" won him the honor of "the crowning generation of moral culture". However, politically, his brutal suppression of the Taiping Rebellion earned him the nickname "executioner". Is he an "executioner" or a "perfect man"? This product contains a total of 20 related works by Zeng Guofan from various angles, compiled into simplified and traditional Chinese, allowing readers to deeply appreciate the essence of a generation of Confucianism!
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Zhu Yuanzhang was 'fierce but not scholarly,' strong in might but lacking in civil governance; Wang Mang was 'scholarly but not fierce,' wanting to restore the old ways but unable to manage the present; Zhang Liang was 'hidden but not strong,' maintaining personal purity and withdrawing from power and the world; Cao Cao was 'strong but not hidden,' sharp and exposed, making enemies everywhere; Zhuge Liang was 'complete but not skilled,' attentive to everything but not excellent in anything; Zeng Guofan was 'skilled but not complete,' often failing as a general and being dull as a prime minister. How could there be a perfect person? One is simply born suited to their era.
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