True peace begins not in the world around us - but within the balance of the heart.
In Doctrine of the Mean, Zisi (Tzu Ssu) - the grandson of Confucius - expands upon his grandfather's teachings, offering a profound guide to the art of moderation, virtue, and self-cultivation.

As one of the Four Books of Confucian philosophy, this timeless work explores how harmony arises when human behavior aligns with moral integrity and natural order. Zisi teaches that wisdom is not found in extremes, but in the steady pursuit of balance - between action and stillness, thought and feeling, self and society.

With clarity and grace, Doctrine of the Mean reveals the essence of Chinese moral philosophy: to live rightly, think deeply, and act with sincerity.
More than a philosophical text, it is a manual for inner peace, ethical leadership, and the cultivation of a virtuous life.

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