A Comprehensive Book of Wisdom from the Era of Kingdoms

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1975 , 2010 , * " " " " , " " " " ," " , , , " " " " , " " , Synopsis: By reading Zuo's Version of the Spring and Autumn Annals, Xie Xuanjun the author detects the difference between the ethos of the Pre-Qin Kingdoms era and that of the Post-Qin Imperial era. The author elucidates the former and points out the drawbacks of the latter. The author believes that the spirit of the Pre-Qin Kingdoms era represents the integrity of the feudal knights and is close to the social ethos of the pre-modern Europe and even Japan. The spirit of the Pre-Qin Kingdoms era is, therefore, conducive to the modernization of China.