"Cai Gen Tan" Author: Hong Yingming Publisher: Yuelu Publishing House

Introduction
"Cai Gen Tan" integrates Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, contains rich philosophy, and with beautiful language, it has been sought after since its publication. Since there is no close logical connection between the contents of the various items in the book, the structure is open and inclusive, and later generations have added and supplemented the content to it, forming many different versions that have been passed down to later generations. In the Ming Dynasty version, "Cai Gen Tan" is divided into two parts: the first part and the second part. In the Qing Dynasty version, "Cai Gen Tan" is divided into five parts: self-reflection, socializing, commentary, leisure, and overview. After "Cai Gen Tan" spread to Japan, it also formed more than a dozen versions. Its influence on Japan has continued to the present day, and it is regarded as a classic management book by relevant companies.
About the Author
Guo Ruixiang, a native of Wen County, Henan Province, focuses on Chinese history and classical culture. He has tasted the essence of Chinese history and classical culture through dialogues with the ancients, and has seen the sea and the spring flowers in the dusty years. He has published "Guo Ruixiang on Sima Yi: He Can Endure a Life Known to Everyone" (Simplified and Traditional Chinese Versions), "Poetry and Wine in the Prime of Life - Poetry and Wine in Ancient Poetry", etc. Weibo: Guo Ruixiang GRX WeChat Official Account: The Plain Face of History