The book "Discourses in sayings" was compiled by Confucius's disciples after the death of the Master. It includes the Master's statements, his comments about certain people and events, and descriptions of his actions, supplemented by small stories about the habits and way of life of the Master. In general, "Discourses in Pronunciations" form the basis of Confucian doctrine and cover all aspects of moral perfection, as well as the art of understanding and interacting with people and directing them to high achievements, both in small matters and in the great and socially significant. The book is primarily devoted to learning and begins with a phrase that is known to every representative of the Chinese nation, defining the meaning and basis of the existence of Chinese civilization: "Learning to use the learned over time is not joy." A unique feature of this edition is that Bronislaw Bronislawovich Vinogrodsky, a famous writer and specialist in China, translated the ancient text not as a historical monument, but as a manual for life and managerial art, because he believes in the effectiveness of the teachings of Confucius. It is thanks to the Confucian training of managers of all levels that China becomes the ruler of the world, it is time to learn the experience!The books of the series "Classics of Chinese Wisdom" comprehensively and on the best samples acquaint readers with the peaks of Chinese philosophy. The practical application of this knowledge will allow you to consistently develop the ability to control yourself, your mind, and then the entire conscious world around you. Translation: Bronislaw Vinogradsky