★ This book interprets the ancient Chinese classics "The Great Learning" and "The Doctrine of the Mean" in comic form, effectively lowering the threshold for reading classics and aligning with the global trends of visual reading and light reading.
★ "The Great Learning" and "The Doctrine of the Mean" are similar to "virtue ethics" in Western philosophy, emphasizing the balance between personal cultivation and social responsibility. The selected content in this book aligns with global educational priorities, such as character development and moral education, and can be applied to parent-child reading and school curricula.
★ The comics were jointly created by multiple seasoned Chinese comic artists, with an art style comparable to internationally popular graphic novels, recreating the excitement and charm of historical stories!
★ This book selects 19 classic quotations, transforming complex philosophy into child-friendly stories, such as "Xu Heng Refusing to Eat Ownerless Pears", helping children learn values like principles, diligence and prioritization.

This series consists of 6 books:
"The Wisdom of Learning"
"The Wisdom of Courage"
"The Wisdom of Kindness"
"The Wisdom of Action"
"The Wisdom of Choice"
"The Wisdom of Virtue"

This book transforms the ancient Chinese classics "The Great Learning" and "The Doctrine of the Mean" (which are similar to "virtue ethics" in Western philosophy, emphasizing the balance between personal cultivation and social responsibility) into lighthearted comics through the perspectives of two modern children, Dahua and Xiaohua.

Each story is set against the backdrop of historical anecdotes. For example, "Xu Heng Refusing to Eat Ownerless Pears" teaches children to adhere to principles (similar to the Western story of "George Washington and the Cherry Tree" in teaching integrity); "The Reckless Ambition of Zhi Bo" reveals the importance of goal management (comparable to the modern "SMART goals" principle). The 19 chapters cover themes from self-awareness to social interaction, helping children build a foundation for cross-cultural understanding in a globalized world. The comic format lowers cultural barriers, allowing even readers unfamiliar with Chinese history to benefit from it.

The Way of the Great Learning lies in illustrating illustrious virtue, renovating the people, and resting in the highest excellence / 002
Only after contemplation can one achieve understanding / 010
Knowing the order of priorities brings one closer to the Way / 018
Those who wish to rectify their hearts must first sincere their intentions / 026
If you can renovate yourself one day, do so every day, and again every day / 034
Cultivating the self requires rectifying the heart / 042
Only when one is a good brother can one teach the people / 050
Virtue is the root; wealth is the branch / 058
The State of Chu treasures not material possessions, but only goodness / 066
Gain through loyalty and trustworthiness; loss through arrogance and extravagance / 074
The gentleman is cautious when alone / 082
Teach with tolerance and gentleness, and do not retaliate against wrongdoing / 090
What you do not desire done to yourself, do not do to others / 098
Words should correspond with actions; actions should correspond with words / 106
Do not complain above to Heaven, nor below to others / 114
Righteousness means appropriateness, and respecting the worthy is of greatest importance / 122
In all things, preparation leads to success; lack of preparation leads to failure / 130
If others succeed with one effort, I will use a hundred; if others succeed with ten efforts, I will use a thousand / 138
Only the most sincere under Heaven can transform others / 146