警世通言 By: Menglong Feng (1574-1646) |
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警世通言 by Menglong Feng is a collection of moral tales and cautionary stories that highlights the consequences of human behavior and choices. Each story offers a valuable lesson or insight into the complexities of human nature, delving into themes such as greed, betrayal, justice, and redemption.
The author's vivid storytelling and compelling characters make this book a captivating read, drawing readers into a world filled with intrigue and moral dilemmas. The blend of folklore, mythology, and historical events adds depth and richness to the narratives, showcasing the author's creativity and cultural awareness.
However, some readers may find the stories repetitive or formulaic, as many of them follow a similar pattern of moral lesson followed by consequences. Additionally, the language and style of writing may be challenging for some readers, as it reflects the historical time period in which the stories are set.
Overall, 警世通言 is a thought-provoking collection that offers valuable insights into human nature and behavior. It is a timeless classic that continues to resonate with readers today, reminding us of the importance of ethics, integrity, and compassion in an ever-changing world. 浪說曾分鮑叔金,誰人辨得伯牙琴。於今交道奸如鬼,湖海空懸一片心。 古來論文情至厚,莫如管鮑,管是管夷吾、鮑是鮑叔牙。他兩個同為商賈,得利均分。時管夷吾多取其利,叔牙不以為貪,知其貧也,後來管夷吾被囚,叔牙脫之,薦為齊相。這樣朋友,才是個真正相知。這相知有幾樣名色,恩德相結者,謂之知己;腹心相照者,謂之知心;聲氣相求者,謂之知音,總來叫做相知。今日聽在下說一樁俞伯牙的故事。列位看官們,要聽者,洗耳而聽;不要聽者,各隨尊便。正是:知音說與知音聽,不是知音不與談。 話說春秋戰國時,有一名公,姓俞名瑞,字伯牙,楚國郢都人氏,即今湖廣荊州府之地也。那俞伯牙身雖楚人,官星卻落於晉國,仕至上大夫之位。因奉晉主之命,來楚國修聘。伯牙討這個差使,一來是個大才,不辱君命;二來就便省視鄉里,一舉兩得。當時從陸路至於郢都,朝見了楚王,致了晉主之命,楚王設宴款待,十分相敬。那郢都乃是桑梓之地,少不得去看一看墳墓、會一會親友。雖然如此,各事其主,君命在身,不敢... Continue reading book >>
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